Japanese Bronze Mask

Japanese bronze mask, having white mustache, with neck cover, 10 1/2" h.

20th cen, measures 3.5" by 2.75"

African Edo Bronze Hip Mask Benin Kingdom, Nigeria, 19th century A fine casting of an important chief's regalia with symmetrical facial features and openwork headdress, on a metal and marble stand, la

Japanese inlaid bronze jar (6.1"Hx7"dia) and a Japanese bronze kabuki mask (6.75"H)

Signed Japanese bronze figure holding fan in one hand and removable mask and etched design all over the back. Measures 12 3/4" h x 11 1/4" w x 4" d.

Japanese bronze in an archaistic Chinese design that was made in the late Meiji period, during the early 20th Century. A heavy bronze vase with a deeply molded archaistic design of Taotie masks and em

TWO JAPANESE BRONZE & WOOD NOH MASK Modern Japanese noh bronze and carved wood masks of a demon and a man. Size: 8"

A pair of antique Japanese Noh Theatre bronze masks. The masks depict various grimaces. Unmarked. Noh is a major form of classical Japanese dance drama that has been performed since the 14th century.

Japanese Patinated Bronze Vase , zoomorphic mask handles, relief-decorated with birds amid prunus, h. 23 3/4 in., mounted as a lamp, overall h. 47 1/2 in Provenance: Estate of Arley D. Cathey II, El D

A Japanese patinated bronze archaistic vase, with mask handles. Edo/early Meiji period. H: 11 1/4 in.

A Japanese Meiji patinated bronze table lamp having applied mask handles and relief bird and branch design. Base: 21-1/2 in tall. To finial: 43 in tall.

Meiji Period Japanese signed bronze Noh sculpture with kabuki mask. Features the form of a Japanese theater figure in ornate robe with a fan and a removable mask. Character marks on back. SHIPPINGHill

DESCRIPTION: Antique Japanese champleve floor lamp composed of bronze with polychrome champleve decorations, tapered body, and soaring dragon reliefs. Finished with a Baku mask adorned base, single el

Fine japanese bronze sculpture of a lady with finely carved feet, hands and head. She is holding a carved mask, circa 1880. Resting on carved wood base. 5 1/2w x 5d x 12 1/2h.

Meiji Bronze Pedestal Table Base with a later red enameled table top, the base featuring mythical figures including dragon, foo lions, and six taotie mask legs, 24 1/2" x 30" x 28". Some streaking to

JAPANESE BRONZE COVERED CENSERLate Meiji PeriodIn rectangular form with two upswept handles at sides and four taotie mask legs that end in scrolled feet. Raised phoenix and foliate decoration. Cover's

Large Japanese Bronze Incense Urn, probably Meiji Period in date, is a robust form decorated only with eight pointed panels accenting the rim. The archaic Chinese motif of the taotie mask is cast with

A Pair of Japanese Bronze Guardian-Form Candle Holders meiji period (1868-1912) each figure standing on rectangular base raised on four beast mask feet, wearing draped dhoti with a flowing scarf, one

DESCRIPTION: Bronze sculpture depicting a Noh actor wearing an old man mask in a performance of Okina. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: H: 10.5" W: 3.25" L: 9" Have a similar item to sell

Japanese, early 20th century. A large and heavy bronze open censer or hibachi having four feet supporting rectangular shallow basin with relief cast seascape scenes to walls, with dragon mask loop han

A pair of 19th century Japanese bronze censers, Meiji, relief moulded with floral vignettes, on lions mask legs, the lids with shishi dog finials, 33cm high (2)

This great figure appears silverd broze. He is a Noh dancer with mask that is removable. His robe is Phoenix engraved and holds a fan in one hand. No visible markings and measures approx 13" tall x 10

Japanese bronze vase; with panels of shi-shi amid flowers on a scrolling floral ground, flanked by mask handles; mark to base; Provenance: the Estate of Ted Adameck; H: 14" (approx.)

A JAPANESE BRONZE TRIPOD JAR AND COVER, MEIJI, 19TH CENTURY. Cylindrical form with twin animal mask handles. With cover surmounted by a rat and pomegranates. 29cm tall.