A Japanese bronze okimono

A Pair of Japanese Bronze Okimono of Buffalo Meiji Period Realistically cast, one looking skyward Height 6 inches C Property of a Massachusetts Collector

OFFERED HERE IS THIS SPRCTACULAR JAPANESE BRONZE OKIMONO OF A SAMURAI ARCHER. THE PIECE LOOKS TO DATE FROM THE MEIJI PERIOD, IT STANDS APPROX. 11" TO THE TOP OF HIS HELMET AND 17" TO THE TOP OF THE BO

Japanese bronze tanuki (raccoon dog), in monk's attire with prayer beads, base signed 'Yoshiyama', approx. 2.25"h x 5.25"l x 3.25"w

Antique and realistically cast, Japanese bronze articulated okimono of a crab; with eight moveable side legs and two front pinchers, the eyes also with some movement; Provenance: The Estate of Donald

Japanese Bronze Okimono Figure of a Rabbit, crouching form with naturalistic details, in bronze with brown patination. Unsigned. Dimensions: 5 x 8 x 4 in. Condition: Very good with no damage or restor

Chinese, first half 20th century. A large bronze okimono group sculpture depicting a mother monkey with baby seated on her lap, the mother gazing upward as her baby lunges forward with peaches strewn

A Japanese Bronze Okimono of an Elephant Being Attacked by Tigers Signed MitsumotoMeiji period (1868-1912), a bronze sculpture of two tigers attacking a large elephant, one to the front, and one on it

A Japanese Bronze Okimono of A Lady the lady cast to show walking, holding an umbrella at front.   Height 16 x width 13 in., 40.6 x 33 cm. Property from the Private Collection of Stan Guthri

Signed Late Meiji Figure of Raven atop Rocks, 2 5/8" (6.7 cm) tall, 2 3/4" (7.0 cm) x 1 3/4" (4.5 cm) at base, signed on underside. Rubbed.

Large Japanese Bronze Okimono of Ebisu (God of Fishermen) & Fish (probably a Sea Bream - Tai) in brown patina with inlaid gold rims to eyes, Ebisu with "bamboo" fishing pole with applied silver Mon to

A Japanese Bronze Okimono of Two Tigers and A Bull BY JOZAN ZO, MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912) powerfully cast with gruesome force to a show one tiger pinned beneath the bull's horns, while the other scales

A Japanese Bronze Okimono of a Ram Marks: character mark 9-1/2 x 10-3/4 x 5-1/4 inches (24.1 x 27.3 x 13.3 cm) HID03101062020 © 2020 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

with very fine detail, 15 3/4" long, original patina.

late Edo period or early Meiji period, includes three finely articulated birds of varying sizes, two are koro incense burners with removable wings and lifted feathers for allowing the smoke to escape.

Japanese Meiji period bronze okimono depicting a man raising a basket aloft. A small monkey rests atop the basket. The basket lid opens. The piece features lovely detail in the bronze.Height: 18 1/2 i

Antique Japanese bronze okimono; of a seated tanuki, disguised in the garb of a priest; its features finely wrought, and its robe with incised detailing of ducks swimming amid foliage; L: 4 1/2" &

Meiji Japanese Bronze Okimono. Signed. 12" tall.

DESCRIPTION: A Japanese Meiji Bronze Okimono depicts a young boy riding a toy horse, accented with traces of gilt tones. Stamped along the base. CIRCA: Late 19th to Early 20th Century ORIGIN: Japan DI

Very fine antique bronze okimono depicting Samurai warrior. Meiji period ( 1896-1912 ). Great details and very fine quality bronze sculpture. Private collection, Aspen Colorado. SIZE 14 1/2".~~ DEAR B

A Japanese Bronze Okimono of a Tiger By Omori Mitsumoto powerfully cast mid-stride with fangs beared in a powerful roar, stretched in ascent about a naturualistic hardwood stand.  Length of tiger

Japanese bronze okimono of a leaping hare, with hind legs in the air, the artist signature and title on the tomobako box, comes with a black lacquered base, 5.5"h x 8.25"l

A Japanese Bronze Okimono of an Elephant Early 20th Century the animal cast with head and trunk raised, the underside of the leading hind foot incised Tsunemitsu saku , 常光作. Lengt

A Japanese Bronze Okimono of an Elephant Early 20th Century the animal cast in an elongated stride, the underside of the leading forefoot incised Tsunemitsu , 常光. Length 14 1/2 x height

Kasunoki Masahige was a 14th century samurai who fought for Emperor Go-Daigo. In Japan he is upheld as an exemplar of the samurai code and deep loyalty to the emperor, if necessary unto death. Accordi