Japanese patinated copper gourd

Including a Meiji period bronze gourd form letter holder decorated with a patinated frog, an English Arts & Crafts hammered Tudric Pewter teapot, and an early 20th century copper rose Dimensions: The

A Japanese Patinated Copper Tea Kettle The cylindrical vessel decorated with birds soaring above gentle waves, with twin arching handles and a short spout with a hinged cover, with a Mamido studio mar

(2) Islamic Mamluk style copper hamam, sandigi 18th c., modern Iran region, patinated copper, the gourd-form lidded vessel with incised geometric designs, hinged handle and front lock ring, used as a

Title: Hata Zoroku IV (1896-1984): A Japanese ochre patinated bronze gourd vase, Showa, 20th C. Description: H 27 cm This Showa period vase comes with its original tomobako (the wooden storage box). T

A Large Japanese Patinated Bronze Vase with Copper Insert20th century, overall floral form, lotus blossoms front and back, the sides with closed leaf handles. 16 x 15.5 in. diameter Private Collection

Japanese patinated bronze silver and copper vase. A pear shape vase with two swimming fish of silver and copper to the central area. Artist signed "Ryubundo Zo" to the side. Weight Approx., 4 lbs Meas

pair of early 20th c Pompeian Bronze paper labeled bookends, patinated copper jacketed Japanese couple, hts 7 1/2"

Japanese Bronze Brush Washer Coupe Patinated, gourd-shaped having frog accents Property from: a Winnetka estate Height: 4 inches, Diameter: 4 inches Condition: Good, overall light wear consistent with

Japanese patinated bronze vase, Meiji period, double-gourd shaped with handles, depicting a three-clawed dragon around the center of the body with raised head, 14.5"h

A BRONZE OKIMONO OF A HUMMINGBIRD ON A LEAF, MEIJI PERIOD Japan, 1868-1912. Finely cast, copper patinated, and naturalistically rendered as a hummingbird perched on a stem with a bud, the beak reachin

JAPANESE ARTICULATED JIZAI OKIMONO DEPICTING A RHINOCEROS BEETLE, finely detailed patinated copper, signed on the underside of proper right interior wing. The school of Takase Kozan (1869-1934). Proba

Large Japanese patinated bronze figure of an oni (demon), Meiji era (1868-1912), early 20th century, now fashioned as a table lamp, copper and gilt patination on the horned figure with tightly curled

A Japanese Patinated Bronze Vase. With a relief depicting two deer. Together with two Persian boxes, one copper with silver overlay and the other brass Vase height: 9.5"

Group of Assorted Japanese Table Articles including an 8-inch floral bowl, a pair of small white metal photo frames, one larger patinated copper photo frame, a set of 4 nut dishes, and a two small met

Japanese patinated bronze okimono/bud vase Meiji period with a cicada on the gourd plus leaves and vines the base bearing the signature 'Eikou' 8.25""h

Japanese Minimalist bronze vase of square form with a rich amber copper-tone patina, handwritten "Masao Shima" label to underside. 5.5" H x 5.25" W x 1" D.

Japanese Meiji style patinated bronze anthropomorphic animal figures, one rabbit and one cat, holding articulated double gourd vases, apparently unmarked. Each: 7" H x 3" W x 3" D.

Antique Japanese mixed metal Kozuka, Meiji Period (19th/20th c.), the gilt, patinated bronze and copper hilt relief decorated with figures swimming beside a palace, the steel knife blade inscribed in

A Japanese hammered and patinated metal bowl, signed Minagawa Do. With a Japanese wood box, inscribed "gourd-form hammered metal water bowl" in Japanese. H: 3 3/4 in.

Impressive okimono in brown patinated bronze. Japan. Meiji period, 1880-1912. Depicting Gama Sennin, seated on a rock, holding a copper temple bell (separate item, missing); a child is watching. Marke

Eight novelty and figural including Scotsman, Native American, Santa, etc., USA/England/Japan, early-mid 20th c.; Patinated, enameled and chromed metal, silverplate, copper, brass, wood; Some marked;

A YONGZHENG COPPER-RED DOUBLE-GOURD VASE, with wood box Height with stand:22.3cm, Height:18.7cm PROVENANCE: Private family collection, Japan, acquired in the late Meiji/early Taisho (1867-1925).

Forty-seven pieces, USA/Germany/Japan, etc., early-mid 20th c.; Chromed, enameled, and patinated metal, silverplate, copper, glass, plastic; Most marked; Tallest: 6 1/2"

One decorated with moon and tree design on one side and "shoubu otoko otto sho" on the other side, the cover with copper finial and signed, "Ryubundo," on the underside; the other with floral patterns