JAPAN, MEIJI COPPER AND GOLD KOI FISH CALLING CARD TRAY

Carl Rosini’s Card Transposition. London: L. Davenport & Co., ca. 1948. Complete set of as-new apparatus including copper-finished calling card tray (8 ” diam.), gimmicked packet and full deck of

American, 19th century Renaissance-revival gold-painted cast iron calling card tray with three phoenix-form legs, 31 1/2" H x 15" diameter dish.

Offered is a signed Pairpoint silverplate calling card tray with an applied fish and fly. Hammered effect to surface. Nice example. Measures 6" diameter.

Joseph Heinrichs (b. 1866) calling card tray with bat handles New York, New York copper, silver stamped purity marks 5 3/16"w x 2 15/16"d x 3/4"h Provenance: The Ira Simon Collection, Chicago, Illinoi

Lot of assorted metal works. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). To include: a rectangular iron censer decorated with cranes, a copper fish and two bells. All items in session one were collected by Will

An antique Victorian Calling Card Reciever or Tray. The tray is made of bronze or copper and retains the original nickel plate finish. Overall dimensions are 10 5/8" x 8 1/2" and it weighs over 3 1/2

Fine Japanese enamel vase by Ando Jubei (1876-1953), Meiji period. Enamel worked in gold wire decorated with koi fish on light green ground. Top and base each have gold tone mounts. Marked on base in

Shakudo bronze embossed gold tray with rose ornamentations and signature patinated accents.Features raised Butterflies and flowers, Japan Meiji Period (1868-1915) Measures 10 x 6 1/2 inches. Shakud&#3

.Japan,Meiji Period Tree form bronze brush pot with applied gold, silver, and copper flower and leaf metalwork. Bronze, silver, gold, copper,Approx. 9 3/4" x 5 1/2" dia.. Unsigned From the collection

Iron plate with mixed metal inlay. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Decoration of preening birds in a tree of gold, shakudo, copper and other alloys. Chrysanthemum borders. 14-1/2" d. This item may ha

Pair of mixed metal vases. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Squared pear shape with dragon handles. I. morning glory inlay of gold, silver, copper and shakudo. Decoration of pomegranate trees, wisteri

Fine Japanese enamel vase by Ando Jubei (1876-1953), Meiji period. Enamel worked in gold wire and wireless decorated with koi fish on light green ground. Top and base each have Silver mounts. Marked o

East Asia, Japan, Meiji era, ca. 1888 CE. A large bronze vessel cast with a pair of koi or carp fish in low relief, the side near the fishes' tails is signed by the artist. The bottom of the vase is e

Japan, Meiji Period; The copper handle terminating in a cicada enlivened with gold spots, the body engraved with floral sprays. Height: 5" (12.7cm). Standard shipping to the continental United States

Mixed metal vase and stand. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Phoenix handles. Decoration of floral scrolling. Inlays of gold, shakudo and copper. 15-1/4" h. This item may have additional high-resoluti

Lot of five assorted metal works. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Iron and copper. To include: two boxes, a tray, a flower shaped dish and a lotus leaf shaped footed tray. Largest 10-1/2" d. All ite

Japanese vintage white and gold fish plate with a copper koi fish with gilding in gold and silver, etched signature, designed by Keito; W 9"

6 porcelain trays/card holders in green Chinese Bouquet pattern with grotesque fish and gold accents. Herend backstamp. Weight: 13 oz #herend #herendporcelain #porcelain Dimensions: 3.75"L x 3"W x 1.5

comprising 3 small containers and a tray, the tray 23by18cm.

Antique Chinese Export Mandarin 12 Piece Porcelain Plate Set. Includes 10 Plates, Lobster Sauce Boat and Tray. Decorated with Multi Color Koi Fish with Lobster Centers. Gold Hand Gilt Accents.

Title: Beautiful large lacquer tray with a cart and a landscape motif. Japan Edo or Meiji Period Size: 61 x 42.5 x 8.5 Materials: Wood, lacquer with gold. Description: Clothing tray (midarebako) with

Asian Oriental Porcelain tray with Japanese nature scene, fish, koi, apple blossoms. Gilding. Tray itself is 7" x 6' x 2'.

An Unusual Moriage Enamel Vase, by Kumeno Teitaro, Nagoya (1865-1939), Meiji Period in baluster form. Cloisonne enamels executed in gold wire, low moriage relief, and musen wireless enamel. Decorated

Asia, Japan, Meiji Restoration, ca. late 19th century CE. A beautiful, light lacquer card case with a removable lid. The body of the case is painted a shimmering green with delicate gold leaf patterns