19c Japanese Hida school okimono DARUMA by EIDO

Meiji period (1868-1912) Japanese cypress wood okimono representing standing Daruma (founder of Zen Buddhism) enveloped in his monastic robe billowing in the wind. The sculpture is skillfully carved i

19th century cypress wood okimono representing standing Daruma (founder of Zen Buddhism) enveloped in his monastic robe dramatically billowing in the wind. The sculpture is skillfully carved in ittobo

Late Meiji period (1890s -1912) wooden okimono of a seated tanuki (badger) with sake bottle in one paw, an accounting book in the other, and its enormous testicles showing. In Japanese folklore tanuki

Item: Japanese Wooden Carved Okimono Daruma Figure Artist seal carved on bottom Height: 10.25 inches Date: Mid-19th century (late Edo or Early Meiji era) Please note that this lot has a reserve. When

A LARGE FINE QUALITY SIGNED JAPANESE TOKYO SCHOOL IVORY OKIMONO OF A STANDING MAN, holding a small turtle in his hands, the man’s face finely carved and sculpted, the base with an engraved sign

A FINE QUALITY SIGNED JAPANESE TOKYO SCHOOL IVORY OKIMONO OF A SAMURAI, leaning on a sword and holding out a fruit to a monkey swinging from his hand, the base with a finely rendered seal mark, 9.6in

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD TOKYO SCHOOL OKIMONO modelled as a buddhistic male, with a dragon overlaid upon his shoulder. 1Ft 3ins high.

A GOOD 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD TOKYO SCHOOL OKIMONO modelled as a standing samurai and another figure holding a sword. Signed. 8.5ins high.

Reserve Reduced! 19th century sentoku (copper alloy with zinc, lead and tin) Japanese sword tsuba with low relief decoration of meditating Daruma (Boddhidharma - the founder of Zen Buddhism) enveloped

Rare single 19th century Goto School menuki (Japanese sword fitting) depicting a dragon and a leopard. Leopards are very rare in Japanese art, and the face of this one looks more like that of a tiger

A FINE QUALITY SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD TOKYO SCHOOL IVORY OKIMONO OF A FISHERMAN & HIS SON, the man holding a finely detailed net into the opening of which his son examines a turtle and two fishe

A FINE QUALITY SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD TOKYO SCHOOL IVORY OKIMONO OF AN ELDERLY MAN, unusually wearing spectacles and attempting to feed a fledgling in a nest of birds that he holds up in one han

A LARGE UNUSUAL & FINE QUALITY SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD TOKYO SCHOOL IVORY OKIMONO OF A STANDING SAMURAI, dressed in formal robes the epaulettes of which bear the ancient hawk feather samurai mon,

Fine Japanese Meiji Okimono, Tokyo School, carved in the form of a woman with a child. Height: 22 cm. Marked. Minute flaws (the child's finger is missing).*** Please contact us for a shipping quote pr

DESCRIPTION: (Tokyo School) Japanese patinated bronze wood cutter Okimono, depicting a bronze man with rich dark patina in the process of sawing a huge Sugi wood trunk, resting on an angled stand, the

Fine Japanese Carved Okimono, Tokyo school, 19th century. In the form of a fisherman. Height: 26.5 cm. Signed (in red). Cracks.

Fine Japanese Daruma Carved Wood Okimono by Masayoshi 8''x4''. Finely carved with inset horn eyes and lacquered accents. Natural cracking to wood with chips to wave base. Signed in cartouche on bottom

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

4 Japanese Carved Wood Kokeshi. Including Sosaku Kokeshi Toy by Ishihara Hideo; 19th C. okimono Daruma by Sukeyuki; modern round kokeshi; and a Sosaku Kokeshi doll. Size: Ranging from: 2'' x 2'' x 2''

Grosses Okimono Japan, um 1900. Lackarbeit. Signiert Chikue saku. Holz, geschnitzt und in Rot und Gold lackiert. Eingelegte Glasaugen. Stehender Bodhidharma, Daruma, in rotem Gewand. Schadstellen. H 3

Japanese Okimono : A 19thC Tokyo School? carved ivory figure of a bijin holding a puzzle ball with another sphere at her feet. On an oval base signed under. 10 1/2" high

Japanese cloisonne vase, Namikawa school, Meiji period, neck and lower portion decorated with cranes and clouds, the ovoid body with fishermen in a boat, a large net hanging from a pine tree, mountain

19th century Japanese Asakusa school staghorn kiseruzutsu - tobacco pipe case - carved with 8 differently shaped reserves, each containing scholarly landscape with trees, huts, castles and mountains.

Japanese black lacquered Somada school four-case inro, late Edo period, mother-of-pearl inlay and gilt; front with a tiger gazing at birds in the sky above; reverse with bamboo; small silver pierced o