JAPANESE BURL WOOD CARVING

DESCRIPTION: Antique burl root wood carving of warrior with staff and crane from the Meiji era. Mounted in a carved wooden base. CIRCA: 19th Century ORIGIN: Japan DIMENSIONS: H: 32" X W: 14.75" X D: 9

Edo period, expertly carved figure of man with expressive face and winking eye, holding a drinking gourd, one raised leg, holding a corkscrew, resting on wood base, 11 in. Provenance: Estate of the La

Japanese burl wood and root carving of a wanderer, the bearded figure, wearing a head band and carrying a bed roll, a jug, and a walking stick, 37"h x 18"w x 11"d.

19th and 20th centuries, comprising: a figural Kiseruzutsu, a burlwood basket form tray, a Daruma with polychrome decoration, a signed recumbant ox, and a figural inro with inlaid mother of pearl

A beautiful Japanese wood carving depicting mother frog carrying her baby, signed, 2.6"H

A magnificent Japanese wood carving depicting fisherman catching a fish, signed by artist, 3.35"H

Carved wood sculpture of Zao Gongen, with polychrome on gesso decoration, the Japanese protector deity of Mt. Kinpu, considered an avatar of three Buddhist deities, having a blue face and hair standin

This remarkable burl wood hibachi with copper liner. It is attached to its wood stand which was crafted to follow the contour lines of the burl. Â H:14in ( 35.5 cm ) W:22in ( 55.8 cm )

JAPANESE BURL WOOD MINIATURE CHEST, 19TH C., H 13.5", L 15.5", D 9" Eight drawers with elaborate bronze medallions/characters on every drawer face. Pull knobs. From a home on Bluff Drive, Harbor Sprin

Tama-moku or Tamamoku, approx 10" x 19 1/2".

18th century Japanese wood carving of Prince Shotoku. Comes with receipt from NAGA Antiques, Palm Beach, FL, 2007. From the Estate of June Hirsch Jones. [7 3/4" H x 5" W x 3 1/4" D]. Flakes; cracks.

Large antique, probably late Meiji period, Japanese carved wood figure of the guardian Nio, the bare chested figure with elaborately carved exposed muscles and torso, one arm raised holding implement,

Japanese wood carving of 'Ashinaga,' the spirit 'long legs' late 19th or early 20th century, having one arm raised over his head holding a lotus leaf, and resting on a naturalistic base next to a vase

Japanese wood carving of Edo period fire brigade's banners, with a flag mark of each division/district, 17.25"w x 47.5"l x 1" thick

Japanese wood carving of Karasu (raven) Tengu (mountain spirit of Shinto), standing on the wood block, backed by a flaming aura, overall, approx. 28"h (with the base)

Japanese wood carving in black painted frame shadowbox. 23"h x 18"w x 10 1/2"d

Finely carved model of the two "Yokai" of Japanese folklore, Ashinaga and Tenaga, mounted on metal and wood base. [10" H x 1 1/2" W x 1" D]. Crack to one shoulder.

Very fine Japanese burl wood jita for bonsai, beautifully carved to support a bonsai. Height: 13 1/2 in x width: 19 in x depth: 1 in.

Japanese Wood Carving of Rats Hauling Money. L 24cm

Fine Japanese Okimono Meiji wood carving. Harvest of fruits and vegetables on Japanese junket boat. Very finely carved. Measures 3" H x 7" L x 2 1/4" W. In great condition no breaks or cracks. All Ite

Antique Japanese Burl Wood Hibachi as End Table w Custom Cut Glass Top. Measures 19 x 28 x 17 inches. Property of a New Canaan Designer Decorated Estate.

19th cen, meiji period, measures 7" in height

Japanese Wood Carving, signed.. 4x4 cm

A pair of Japanese wood carvings of Ebisu & Daruba. Ebisu, the Japanese god of luck, the Ocean, Fishing, stands holding a large fish in his left hand and smiling broadly. Daruma, also standing, holds