SHOUN: GOD OF LUCK EBISU

Okimono, ivory. Japan, Meiji Period Very well-crafted sculptural okimono, depicting one of the Shichi Fukujin (Seven Gods of Luck) - patron of the fisher, the deity Ebisu, whose characteristics are po

Japanese carved stone figural statue, depicting Ebisu, god of good luck, dressed in court robes and pointed cap, holding fish under his left arm, approx 20"h, 12"w, 11"d Start Price: $80.00

A pair of Japanese wood carvings of Ebisu & Daruba. Ebisu, the Japanese god of luck, the Ocean, Fishing, stands holding a large fish in his left hand and smiling broadly. Daruma, also standing, holds

An early 20th century Japanese patinated bronze figurine representing Ebisu, the god of fishermen and luck. He is dressed in a robe with his left hand raised and the right hand holding a stick. Orient

CARVED CORAL DEPICTING THE GOD EBISU - JAPAN, EARLY 20TH CENTURY Standing on a wooden base. Sculpture dimension 110 x 25 mm, weight 105 gr. Item condition grading: **** good. STATUA IN CORALLO RAFFIGU

19th century boxwood netsuke representing a Noh theater mask of Ebisu - one of the 7 Gods of Good Fortune, that of fishing. Excellent quality carving, wonderful face with wide smile, great wear and pa

**Originally Listed At $75** East Asia, Japan, late Edo period, ca. mid-19th century CE. A beautiful and finely-carved coral amulet depicting the rotund and happy face of Ebisu, one of the Seven Gods

Unsigned. 2 inches Condition: Good Temp No 6175

A Silver and Polychrome Enamel Porcelain 'Seven Gods of Fortune' Bracelet, consisting of the faces of the gods Ebisu (god of the Sea), Daikokuten (god of commerce and prosperity), Bishamonten (god of

This great looking statue is of the Japanese God Ebisu, one of the Seven Gods of Fortune.  Finely carved and mounted on a soapstone base, overall height is approx 16 1/4".

Carved figure of one the Seven Lucky Gods. Ebisu, god of wealth. Japanese characters markings on the base. Dimensions: 1.5"L x 1.5"W x 2"H Country of Origin: Japan

Japanese two-section isho dansu (clothing chest), late 19th century, from Yawata, Sado island, the lock plate on the top drawer depicting the gods Ebisu and Daikoku, upper section with two drawers; th

SHICHI FUKUGIN CARVINGJapan, late 19th/early 20th century, . The seven Lucky Gods: Ebisu, Daikoku, Benten, Hotei, Bishamon, Fukurokuju, and Jurojin, all in a boat on the water. Signed to underside.4 i

Artist: Daniel Kelly Title: Ebisu (God of Fishermen) Date: 2011 Medium: Japanese Woodblock and kimono fabric on handmade Thai paper Size: 19 x 36 inches Daniel Kelly (born 1947) is an American artist

Ebisu (God of Candor) Bank, Lead, 3 1/2", M66

Late Qing Chinese famille rose porcelain luck god. 17.5in.

Vintage Kutani Figurine - Japanese God of Luck - Hotei. The Kutani Figurine is approximately 3-1/4" x 2-1/4" x 2-1/2" and weighs about 0.2lbs. Overall this item is in vintage condition wit

Three vintage Chinese soapstone lucky gods. Each measures approximately 15 1/2" tall. Fu (good luck), Lu (high rank and fortune), and Shou (longevity) are considered the three essential elements for a

METAL: 18K gold. GEMSTONES: n/a, enamel. MEASUREMENTS: pendant is 44mm long x 22mm at widest point. TESTED: 18K. WEIGHT: 9.6 grams.Gemstones have not been graded for color and clarity ,and tested for

Collection of 7 Pottery Chinese Luck Gods & Kwanyin on Stand, Made In China, 5"h.

Featuring A Bronze Asian Sculpture Depicting The Gods Of Luck Reclining, Marked On Back Cho Lin, Measuring 2.25" Tall And 5" Long, Good Condition.,

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

Mystery Artist (20th Century, or possibly earlier). A cast bronze bust statue. A Neoclassical figural work in dark brown patinated bronze depicting the Greco Roman god Mercury (Hermes), god of luck an

Very pretty pieces of vintage Japanese porcelain. They are sculptures of two of the 7 Gods of Luck, Jurojin, God of Longevity and Hotei, God of Good Fortune. Each has an impressed mark appearing to be