63. Japanese Monkey and Frog Cane-Circa 1895-A carv

Made in Occupied Japan circa 1940's/1950's. 7" - 8.25" Tall. Celluloid. Excellent Condition. Both are in working condition.

A Japanese Ivory Okimono depicting a father and a son with an eagle and a monkey, Meiji period, circa 1900. Height:25 cm, base length: 9 cm. Flaws and missing parts (eagle's tail missing, two broken b

Antique Japanese Meiji Mixed Metal Relief Plate. Circa 1895, copper and mixed metal relief plate having a crane and bamboo motif. 7.25 inches in diameter.

3 Animal Banks, Ceramic: Monkey in Deep Thought, chips; Monkey w/Cane, chips; Frog

A Japanese Antique Applique Ivory Monkey Group: African ivory, circa 1900, NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING OF IVORY ITEMS; Size: H: 3-3/4"

Gekko Ogata (Japanese, 1859-1920), Three Woodblock Printscirca 1892-1895, three woodblock prints from the series "Fifty-four Chapters of the Tale of Genji," includes chapters 12, 42, and 46 from the m

Skier is made in Occupied Japan circa 1940's, Monkey Bell Hop made in U. S. Zone Germany. 3" - 3.25" Tall. Tin. Excellent Condition. Both are in working condition.

Roly Poly made in Japan circa 1930's Monkey made in Occupied Japan circa 1940's. 4.5" - 4.75" Tall. Celluloid. Very Fine to Excellent Condition. Both are in working condition.

A large Japanese Sumida pottery vase depicting anthropomorphic animals and people walking on the edge of a cliff path. The group of animals includes cats, monkeys, frogs, rats, dogs, and humans all dr

Mechanical Novelty Works New Britain, Connecticut - Circa 1895 Place a coin in the boy's hands. Depress the lever, the goat butts the boy forward and the coin is thrown into the frog. This is one of t

Mechanical Novelty Works New Britain, Connecticut - Circa 1895 Place a coin in the boy’s hands. Depress the lever, the goat butts the boy forward and the coin is thrown into the frog. Material: Cast

A pair of antique Japanese Meiji period bronze monkey motif candlesticks. Each depicts kids catching monkeys in the stairs. Circa the early 20th century. Antique Japanese Candlesticks And Lightening C

Six Japanese Bronze Animal-Form Hooks in the forms of a cat, a pair of monkeys, three frogs. Length of longest 8 in., 20.5 cm.

Approx. 50 Japanese Tin Toys, c. 1950s-60s Mostly spring-driven, lithographed tin, some with plastic parts. Birds, frogs, monkeys, cats, cars, locomotives, toy trains, robots and others. Manufacturers

Japanese Japan Scroll Choju Jinbutsu Giga Ink Drawings Frolicking Animals. This scroll depicts monkeys, hares, frogs etc. behaving as human beings engaged in various merriments. Appropriate size measu

DESCRIPTION: Meiji Japanese wood cane sword lacquered with a brown tone, presenting a tapering blade, and a tapering handle. CIRCA: Late 19th to Early 20th Century ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: D: 1.12" L

DESCRIPTION: An antique Japanese Meiji period finley carved boat composed of wood depicting three figures and a monkey. Character marking underneath. CIRCA: Meiji Period ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: H: 1

1000 faces hand carved cane/walking stick. Hand carved 1000 faces Japanese motif cane. The shaft is bamboo. The cane is 35"L. The ferrule is 1.5"L horn. Circa 1890. Issued: 1890 Dimensions: 35"L shaft

Circa 1900 Chinese Jade and Carnelian teapot. Marked on the bottom.Chinese jade, silver and enamel teapot. This is one of 3 that we have, monkey and frogs applied to a silverplate lid, trimmed around

More than 250 Japanese Tin Toys, c. 1950s 70s Mostly spring-driven, lithographed tin, some with plastic parts. Birds, cowboys and Indians, monkeys, ladybugs, locomotives, frogs, rabbits, robots and o

Copy of Japanese scroll of frolicking animals having depictions of frogs, rabbits, monkeys and cats. Choju-jinbutsu-giga is credited as the oldest work of manga. Measures approx 37' (11.3m) x 11 3/4"

A 36 Foot long Chou-ju-giga Koudaiji Temple Scroll printed on heavy paper, depicting rabbits, frogs, and monkeys cavorting. In its original box with paper label. Perhaps could be repurposed as a child

Japanese style posy vase pair, probably designed by James Hadley c.1875. Modeled as a tortoise with a monkey on his back, and the monkey with a frog on his shoulders, all next to a single bamboo shoot

Possibly Scottish circa 1840, the figure of a monkey holding a cane and the reverse showing a coin slot, decorated overall with a fine striated agate-like glaze, measuring 5.1/8" high.