Japanese Walrus Tusk Okimono of Barrel Maker by

˜A JAPANESE WALRUS IVORY OKIMONO OF A CHINESE SCHOLAR WITH A DEMON KAZUYUKI MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912) carved with the serious and bearded scholar holding a tree-branch in one hand the other behind his

Antique Japanese Signed Carved Okimono, Seated Figure with Baskets. This item cannot be exported from Canada. 3 inches W x 2 deep x 3.5 H. Some loss to hand, please see photos.

Japanese Bronze Figure of Barrel Maker Early 20th century. Signed. Ht. 6 W 6 in.

20th Century Japanese Polychrome Carved Walrus Ivory Okimono "Sumo Wrestlers". Signed. Provenance: Private Estate, North Miami Beach, Florida. Good Condition. Measures 3 Inches Tall and 2-1/8 Inches W

Japanese Barrel Form Bar. Raised on Legs. Makers Mark. Dimensions: H: 40 inches: W: 22.5 inches: D: 14 inches --- -- We offer curbside delivery to NYC, Manhattan, Close Brooklyn, Hoboken about a week

Meiji Okimono, signed on the underside, depicting Hachiman or Yahata no Kami, the Shinto God of War and Archery, worshipped by Samurai Warriors. He is shown being brought to life by six makers, one of

Japanese Meiji period Jizai okimono, life sized articulated bronze lobster. Unknown makers mark stamped tiny on end of tail. Includes carved wooden base. Lobster measures a total of approx. 23", or 17

Meiji Period Figure of a Tradesman carving a mask with chisel and mallet, signed in cinnabar reserve on underside, 2 1/2" tall.From a Camden, ME Estate.

A LOVELY 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE IVORY AND BOXWOOD OKIMONO modelled as a young boy holding a fan upon a barrel. 8.25ins high.

SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE ELEPHANT OKIMONO: A finely done Japanese Meiji period bronze Elephant with original tusks intact. Signed in cartouche at the underside of the Elephant's belly. Appr

Rabbits. Mark to the underside. From a Mt. Sinai, NY estate. Dimensions: 8.675" high.

Japanese A finely articulated okimono of an ise ebi (spiny lobster) Meiji period (late 19th century)silver, glass beads 2.25 h x 12.75 w x 17.75 l in (6 x 32 x 45 cm) Lobster features articula

Japanese Okimono of turtles Meiji period (late 19th century)patinated bronze 2.75 h x 9 w x 5.5 d in (7 x 23 x 14 cm) Okimono features three interlocking turtles. Impressed Japanese character

Carved Figure of a Seated Woman, delicate features and draped robe, braided hair, 4 1/4" tall. Missing right hand, shrinkage cracks and yellowing, but still have a dignified presence and wonderful cha

Sumptuous Japan Okimono signed Masatsugu carved with monkeys and a rabbit 19th - Sizes: H=90mm L=90mm - Weight (K): 0,18kg - Condition: at first glance - good condition - no restoration - no repair

Rare and impressive late 19th century Japanese Meiji Okimono, shaped as an articulated dragon. Made of hand-carved vertebrae-shaped pieces incorporated together. Hand-colored in black and red. Length:

Antique Japanese Okimono Bronze Sculpture~ Showa Period. Measures approx. 7 1/2" tall X 7" wide.

WALRUS TUSKS - Pair of Early Walrus Tusks, one having (3) monochromatic scrimshawn ship images, 22 1/4" long; the other having polychrome scrimshawn images depicting a serpent, star and anchor, eagle

'Morriss Eight' Hudson Valley Fowler, dated 1732. 53 in., .74 caliber barrel with ring decoration at the breech, London Company of Gunmakers' proof marks and barrel maker's mark of a crown over 'IW,'

Polished aluminum ships binnacle by Japanese maker Osaka Nunotani Seiki Co. LTD of Osaka. This is a highly polished authentic ships binnacle by a famous maker. Exceptional condition. Gimballed compass

Japanese okimono of three silver and enamel quails, by Hasegawa Issei, Meiji period, perched on the wave, made of wood, signature on one of the quail, largest quail: approx. 4"l, stand 10"l x 6"w

East India Company Musket by Richard Wilson, 1779. 38 1/2 in., .78 caliber barrel with ring decorated breech, London Company of Gunmakers' proof marks, Wilson's barrel maker's mark and East India Comp

Pair Japanese Satsuma porcelain hand painted vases urns, Meiji Period. The central area depicting charming hand painted imaged of Japanese women in traditional kimono garbs. Japanese maker mark to the

Japanese Satsuma porcelain hand painted miniature teapot, Meiji Period. Throughout the teapot depicts charming hand painted portraits of Japanese women in traditional kimono garbs. Japanese maker mark