Interior of Japanese Temple. c1895

Approximately 16 inches tall. Heavy cast bronze sculpture of a 5 tiered Japanese pagoda temple. Hollow on interior. Evident wearing and oxidation to bronze exterior and loss to top ornament. Bronze sc

Antique Japanese bronze temple hanging; of bell form, the domed top with large ring and the interior with long hanging hook; the scalloped rim pending braided orange string and tassels; H: 20" &#4

Japanese bronze Buddhist temple bell, with bulbous body and large hollow interior, having a leather covered black lacquered striker, approx. 9"h x 13.5"dia

Tani Buncho (1763-1840 Japanese) ''Courtesans in Temple'' Scroll Painting Ink on Silk 11.5''x11.25'' Image. Depicts two courtesans in temple interior. Signed with calligraphy and artist chop seal uppe

Eisho Narazaki (Japanese, 1868-1936). "Interior of the Kannon Temple at Asakusa." 1932. Watanabe Publishing. Artist chop and seals to the lower right in the print, along with the right margin. In wood

Modern Japanese Art, Living With Decorative Textiles, Ethnic Interiors, Kiyomizu-Dera A Buddhist Temple, Folk Traditions in Japanese Art, Tribal & Textile Arts 2008, Zulu Tribal Art, Smithsonian Porce

NARAZAKI EISHO (JAPANESE 1864-1936) WOODBLOCK PRINT, INTERIOR OF THE KANNON TEMPLE AT ASAKUSA, SIGNED AND SEALED. SIGHT 14 1/12 X 9 3/4"; FRAMED AND GLAZED 20 X 15"

Vintage Japanese Woodblock by Toshi Yoshida of a Temple Interior. Label on back. Signed. Professionally framed and matted. Measures 21.5 x 17.5 inches.

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1932, Watanabe Publisher, "D" seal (used only 1931-41). SIZE IN INCHES: 10.25 x 14.5 COMMENTS: Skillfully printed "bokashi" shading, light "gauffrage" (embossing), highly det

Japanese Woodblock Print 1932, this later edition published by Shozaburo Watanabe with no publisher's seal SIZE IN INCHES: oban, approx. 10.5 x 15.5 NARZAKI EISHO (Fuyo, 1864-1936) His given name is a

Prewar woodblock shin hanga print entitled 'Interior of Kannon Temple at Asakusa' by Narazaki Eisho, c. 1932, with Watanabe 'sausage seal' used 1929-1942 in left margin. Not examined out of frame. Fra

Japanese Woodblock print. Artist: Eisho Narazaki Subject: Interior Asakusa Temple. Date: 1932, D-seal (used 1931-41). Publisher: Watanabe. Size: 10.25 x 14.75 inches. Condition: Very good color, fine

A fine Japanese red lacquer box. Meiji period. The lid finely enameled in gilt Takamaki-e depicting a temple lion over an iron red lacquered ground. The interior and underside of the box decorated wit

Artist: Unidentified battle scene inside a temple or palace Size is 14 3/4” x 9 3/4”. Japanese Woodblock Woodblock printing in Japan (Japanese: moku hanga) is a technique best known for its use in

Japanese porcelain, footed bowl with Amari Arita marking. Temple and floral design. Scalloped rim. Pale mint interior. 4in diameter; 2.25in deep.

having a figural finial surmounting the round cover and relief-cast hexagonal body flanked by dragon handles; Provenance: The Eva and Loran Whitelock Estate to benefit the Loran and Eva Whitelock Fund

ONLINE ONLY EVENT! NO RESERVES ABOVE STARTING BIDS! Pair of 3 ft. high cast bronze post WWII Japanese temple foo lion dog sculptures with attached plinth bases, each statue weighing the better part of

This spectacular temple textile of a writhing dragon with a sword represents vigor, power, and wisdom and dates to the late Meiji Period, c. 1890-1900. The phoenix represents the Japanese empress who

Tall metal shrine / lantern; Thai marble Buddha statue and stone head; Temple is constructed in four pieces; No maker marks observed; Shrine measures approximately H 64 x Diameter 24 inches at widest

Tall metal shrine / lantern; Lantern is constructed in three pieces - the base separates from the lantern portion and the lantern separates into two pieces; Currently wired with a light inside; No mak

Wood panels carved with mythical beasts and flowers, painted in deep blues and greens and gilded, the beasts with inset glass eyes. Panels mounted with Tokugawa brass "mon" crest. From a Gre

ANTIQUE JAPANESE TEMPLE FIGUREAntique Japanese carved and lacquered wood temple figure; dressed in armored robes, with flame-shaped helmet and standing atop a rockery base in a defiant stance, with a

Bronze bell with wrought iron; No maker mark observed; Possibly from the Showa period; Measures approximately H 75 x W 24 x D 12 inches; Bell has natural verdigris patina, remainder of bell is natural

Japanese temple Onigawara Terracotta Roof Tile, depicting a Japanese ogre or oni. One horn broken.10.5" H x 15" W x 8" D. Provenance: From a Manhattan collector. Keywords: Architectural element, Buddh