19th C. Japanese Bronze Water Dropper - Pumpkin Form

PAIR OF JAPANESE BRONZE WATER DROPPERS19th CenturyAnimal form with raised circular medallions.Heights 2". Provenance:Tobias Fischer, New York, March 18, 1944.Descended through the family of a

Group of three water droppers with one brush washer. Includes one early 19th c. Korean porcelain water dropper in the form of a blue fish; one late 19th c. Japanese brass or bronze double spout water

19th century Chinese bronze water dropper in the form of a scholar being pulled by two children. With wooden stand.Water Dropper; height: 2 7/8 in x width: 3 in x depth: 1 1/4 in. Stand; height: 1/4 i

Group of Japanese Bronze Water Droppers 19th Century {Longest: 8 1/2 inches (21.6 cm)}

Japanese Patinated Bronze Water Dropper, 19th c., modeled as an old gnarled pine stump with a frog and worm, base inscribed, h. 1 3/4 in., w. 2 1/2 in., d. 2 1/8 in. Provenance: Nagatani, Inc., Chicag

A group of Japanese bronze water drops with different forms. 19th century. 3 1/2 inches High. Provenance: From James Dolph's Private Collection.

Bronze water dropper. China. 19th century. Cast in the form of a winged myhtical animal. 4" long.

19th Century The lid featuring mother-of-pearl decoration of prunus and bamboo under the crescent moon, the sides displaying ruyi borders, with original bronze water dropper and ink stone. 1 11/16in.

Late 19th century bronze vases with leaf form design. Signed underneath. Dimensions: H 9.25" x Dia 4.75" Condition: Wear to finish consistent with age and handling. Surface wear and water corrosion.

19th C. Japanese gilt silver bronze water pot. 11.75in.

19th C. Japanese Silver Inlay Bronze Water Pot, 12in

Very unusual 19th century Japanese mixed metal water dropper (vessel for diluting ink used in painting and calligraphy) made out of two fuchi - hilt collars between the handle and a hand guard of a Ja

Japanese, 19th century. A Japanese bronze vase or censer of gu form, having flared rim, stylized bamboo elements to flanges, with foliate and cloud decoration to body, marked to underside. Approximate

East Asia, Japan, Meiji period, 19th to early 20th century CE. A fantastical bronze sculpture of a mythical qilin or kirin that has been converted into a working lamp! The chimeric animal features spi

Pair of tri-color porcelain, animal scholars items from the 19th Century. 1. Water dropper in the form of a bird standing upon greenery. The bird is brown with a yellow beak and the base of the piece

19th century Japanese bronze inkwell in a form of Zen Patriarch Daruma - the founder of Zen Buddhism - enveloped in his monastic robe and cape. According to a legend he had fallen into deep trance, an

19th century Japanese cinnabar lacquer siuteki - water dropper for diluting ink for painting and calligraphy in shallow box shape. Decorated on the top with beautifully done medium relief peony flower

(lot of 2) Japanese bronze water droppers: one in the form of a fish, with the name inscribed, the other a double gourd with a hatchet, largest: 3.5"l

19th C. Chinese/Japanese bronze silver inlay bronze water pot. 13in.

A LARGE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE VASE of lobed form. 30 cm x 10 cm.

19th Century Bronze Japanese Lantern. Pagoda form with multiple components, steppe and floral base, and pierced side panels. Finial detached, light oxidation I n areas and wear. 36” x 23”

Lot of (3) Asian bronze items, to include: a 19th century Japanese finely cast bronze paperweight in the form of Chinese Liuhai with three legged frog, 2 1/4 inches High and 2 1/4 inches Wide. A Chi

19th century Japanese Clay figural water pot in the form of a seated scholar. 4" w. Purchased in Cambridge, Mass during the 1960's thru the 1970's.

A LARGE LATE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE CARP VASE of naturalistic form. 26 cm x 18 cm.