Japanese Meiji Bronze Musician with Chop Mark

Lot of three 19th century Japanese Meiji-period bronze elephants, each with the sculptor's signature chop mark on the stomach.

Japanese antique Meiji period hand hammered mixed metals copper and bronze scalloped dish tray. Decorated with distinctive turtle shell designs. Signed with chop mark on underside. Good estate fresh c

Late Meiji Period (1868-1912) With chop mark to base The large bronze jardiniere with a circular lobbed body decorated with repousse silvered dragons, pheasants, and horses raised on three tapered f

A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE BOTTLE VASE, Nogawa mark, with mixed metal decoration depicting mount Fuji, the base with Nogawa mark, 22cm high.

Japanese coin. Obverse: featuring dragon within beaded circle with "[Great Japan / Year 28 of Meiji / 416 / ONE YEN / 900" stamped around it. Visible chop marks on dragon. Reverse: "[One Yen]" inside

Japanese patinated bronze prowling male and female lion figurines on molded cast bronze base. Japanese chop marks on base. Measures 25.5"L x 8.25"W x 13"H. Condition report: good condition, see photos

A RARE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIO TWIN HANDLED BRONZE VASE bearing Xuande marks to body. 23 cm x 12 cm.

Japanese Komai damascene cigarette box Japan, Meiji period gilt bronze, mixed metals gilt maker's mark top decorated with a pair of peacocks among irises and branches, front and back with dragons, sid

Japanese Meiji Bronze Vaselate 19th centurywith impressed mark to the underside8 1/2 in. high

Japanese, Meiji period, standing figure of bijin with green and gilt painted obi, attached to bronze base, with a tall lantern beside her, having a four character square mark impressed inbase, on cust

The bronze body of typical form with flared rim and footed base, the body decorated with a detailed three dimensional lizard chasing a frog. The underside with impressed four character mark of the Mar

Antique Japanese Meiji period bronze tiger sculpture with glass eyes. Crafted of solid bronze. Features the form of a roaring striped tiger. Character mark on base. Measures 7 1/4" tall and 16" long.

Of a worker carrying sticks and axe on his back and a double gourd water vessel in hand. character mark to base.H 23 cm (9 in.)

Japanese over lip bronze bowl with mounted cloisonne plaques and mounted chop mark on footed bottom. [4" H x 9 1/2" Diam.].

Japanese Bronze Champleve Dragon Jardinier 10''x13''. Two bands of polychrome enameled fierce dragons and phoenix birds. Impressed nine character chop mark on bottom. Some small holes on base. Late 19

Japanese Meiji period Imari 14" charger. Stamped on base with chop mark. Condition: minor discoloration and concentric crazing to glaze, crazing rings appear very similarly to hairlines, see images. W

Japanese Meiji Period Bronze Two-Part Censer Vase Finely Executed Dragon Decoration Double Dragon Handle Pierced Four Character Mark Underside Dragon Vase 9" H 7" D Minor Ding Visible Light Surface We

Japanese, late 19th-early 20th century. A bronze bud vase with flower decoration, stamp and incised marks on underside; ht. 14.25 in.

Lacquered bronze with birds on flowering branches in relief. No marks. Meiji period. One with minor dent to back side. Approx. 9" H.

Stunning and very unusual piece. Signed with Chopmark Style signature on bottom. 14.5 in tall x 6.75 in wide x 7.25 in Deep

Yabu Meizan Satsuma vase Japan, Meiji periodglazed and gilt porcelain 6.25 h × 5.25 dia in (16 × 13 cm) Glazed chopmark to underside. This work will ship from R

of cylindrical form with a short waisted neck, finely decorated with a silver and gilt long-tailed cockerel perched on a blossoming plum branch, Nogawa mark to base, height 22.5cm

19th century, possibly Imperial. Exceptionally detailed piece featuring quail amongst fauna with a deep blue ground. Marked at the base with chop mark. Good condition throughout. H7 1/2" Sold from the

Pair of Japanese Meiji period vases, bronze and brass, with butterfly and leaf design, 11" h x 5 1/4" w. Provenance: From the personal lifetime collection of Mark Avner of Lake Worth, FL and Buffalo,