JAPANESE EARTHENWARE HANIWA DOG HEAD

Generally made from terracotta, Haniwa figures are hollow and ritualistic items intended to be buried with the dead. This haniwa dog's head has a surface that looks to have been smoothed out with a te

1950's Japan Dog Head Vase

A SINO-JAPANESE EARTHENWARE HEAD, probably modeled as a warrior's head with a serene expression and wearing hair in a tightly wrapped chignon fashion, traces of pale blue and reddish pigments througho

Early 4th century Japanese Haniwa terracotta warrior head with helmet. Very good overall condition. H. 10 1/2 inches.Lot Note: Haniwa figures were made for ritual use and buried with the dead during t

A Japanese Terracotta Haniwa Head Max Ht. 12" (on stand)

Color screen print on Japan paper, dog head, No visible signature, 27"h x 34.5"w (sight) Provenance: Robert Passal Interior Design, NY

A Japanese Haniwa Female Head, 6th century 9-1/4 x 5-1/2 x 6 inches (23.5 x 14.0 x 15.2 cm) Property from the Estate of Dr. Cornelius Osgood and Soo

Japanese 3rd to 6thC Haniwa head. These figures kept the dead company in graveyards. Authentic ones are typically fragmentary or reassembled, as is this one. Stands 7.25 inches tall, hat diameter is a

Ancient Japanese Kofun Haniwa Warrior Head, c.4th-6th century AD. Size 9 3/4 inches high, 5 3/4 inches wide.The head, is shown with headdress and large ears, pierced eyes and mouth. Provenance. Ex Bri

Lot of (9) novelty whisk brooms. Tops include (6) china lady half dolls. (1) Is a deco style; a Japanese lady; a Dutch head. (Germany, Japan). (2) China dog heads. (Germany.) (1) Has a collar that rea

Ancient Japanese Kofun Period Haniwa Terracotta Head. Hollow clay form with perforated eyes and mouth, c. 225-550 CE. On base. Size: 7'' x 4.5'' x 5'' (18 x 11 x 13 cm); Height on stand: 11.5" (29 cm)

A Japanese Earthenware Fragment of a Head of a Horse Late Kofun Period, 6th/7th Century of low-fired reddish clay, modeled as a head of a horse wearing an elaborate bridle, eyes and mouth pierced. Len

Mabuchi Toru (Japanese, 1920-1994), 'Earthenware and Haniwa', woodblock print, upper right with the artist seal and signature, lower margin with the title, numbered 31/50, dated 1960, sight: 17"h x 22

Includes black glazed Top Hat vase (Avon 1991 impressed mark), matte finished 1971 GOP elephant vase (Frankoma U.S. raised mark) and glazed brown doghead ashtray (Japan stamp). Largest piece: 5.5"L x

Lot includes 6 K& H USA bisque babies, bisque dog head clothes brush, Japan black bisque baby, German and more. Largest is the brush at 7", Condition varies, Overall Excellent

Collectible Japanese foo dog metal sculpture, the head turned to the left with ferocious expression, the flame-shaped tail raising up. . 11.5inch H, 18inch L, 8inch W. The Estate of Family Arioka, Jap

Original Tin 1916 German Consul Educated Monkey - Multiplies to get result and Wind up Japan Dog in Doghouse. Dog has realistic head bobbing over his dish.

Lot of 3 rings, Bacchus face with grapes head approx size 5, Chinese pho dog head approx size 5, Japanese Hannya mask face approx size 9.5. Stamped Sterling.Made by the designer, Louis Rauch. Louis Ra

Hand painted Porcelain Salt and pepper shakers. Standing dogs, Measure 3 x 2 in. One has a cork plug, the other does not, and repaired cracks to head. Marked Made in Japan. Dog salt and pepper shakers

Hand painted Porcelain Salt and pepper shakers. Standing dogs, Measure 3 x 2 in. One has a cork plug, the other does not, and repaired cracks to head. Marked Made in Japan. Dog salt and pepper shakers

Duck Bulldog marked with a rabbit head. Made in Japan. Rollover Dog marked with a GNK. Made in Western Germany. 4.5" - 7.5" L. Made of Tin. One is Friction, One is Windup. Duck Bulldog does not work.

THREE 19TH CENTURY CANES WITH CARVED FIGURAL HANDLES. One, with head of hunting dog; one, with whimsical man-in-the-moon type face with wagging tongue; one, with head of Japanese maiden. Variously wi

An Early 4th Century Japanese Haniwa warrior with helmet made from terracotta. Measures 10.5" H x 7" x 6.5";. Weight 6 pds. REF: Haniwa by Fumio Miki. The first and most common haniwa were barrel-shap

Japanese iron cast pot. Of compressed round body. With raccoon dog head. With two ring handles. Nanbu mark on base. 20 x 31 cm, 5 kgs