Meiji Japanese Brass HIBACHI Teapot Coal Water Heater

Japanese Meiji period miniature teapot, floral and water motif, with gilt accents, signed on base, 3 1/2" h x 4 1/2" w. Provenance: from a New York estate.

French wood or coal burning water heater, executed in copper, brass, and cast iron in the Neoclassical taste, of cylinder form with a vent at the top and an arched cast iron door at the side to insert

Japan, Meiji period; A teapot of classic form with swing handle, the sides decorated with raised pattern of arches, brass lid with bud finial and signature underneath. Height, with handles,: 9 1/4" (2

JAPAN, MEIJI PERIODA Japanese hibachi stove made of an elm wood. Included is an iron teapot and burner. Dimensions:Overall 29" wide by 20" deep by 13 1/2" tall Notes:We Offer Shipping! Provenance:From

(lot of 5) Japanese wooden naga-hibachi, Meiji period, having a drop-fitted copper otoshi, two drawers on the right side, handle insets on either end; together with tetsubin (cast iron teapot/kettle)

Hayashi Tanigoro cloisonné vase decorated with a variety of chrysanthemums and flying sparrows Nagoya, Japan, Meiji period brass, polychrome enamel applied tag 6 1/4"dia x 14 3/4"h

A large high quality antique Japanese Meiji era decorative brass vase. The vase has a baluster shaped body and a short and wide neck. The exterior is adorned with polychrome images of birds sitting on

Antique Large Japanese Satsuma Teapot Ewer, Meiji, marked by Yabu Meizan. 5" high

A Nomura Hammered and Repoussé Silver Dragon Teapot with Cover, Nagahama, Japan, Meiji Period, early 20th century Marks: (maker's mark), (jungin mark) 6 x 8-1/2 x 5-1/4 inches (15.2 x 21.6 x 13

Japanese MeiJi Period Fine Bronze Overlaid Silver Teapot w/ Pure God Knob, Marked Dimension: 7 by 6 inches, 610grams

The delicately worked moriage cloisonne enamels in both wired and wireless technique forming partially visible koi fish among diaphanous bands of water in white-green enamels, the fish scales and fins

Circa 1900, Bisansha sterling silver five piece teaset consisting of a coffee pot, teapot, waste bowl, sugar & creamer, fine quality with heavy raised Iris floral design, 2406 grams, tallest piece 9.5

Japanese 950 silver hand hammered teapot, Meiji Period. Beautiful hand hammered texture to the curved body teapot. Jade rings to the finial of the lid and a patinated metal handle. Silver assay mark t

A large antique Japanese vase from the Meiji period, 1868 to 1912. The baluster shaped vase is made of brass and decorated with yellow gold inlays and polychrome cloisonne enamel depicting a tradition

Fine Antique Japanese Silver Teapot with a repousse design of chrysanthemum flowers floating on water and a carved Monkey handle mounted to the side; the cover with fine translucent triple ring natura

with applied teapot, vases, cupssigned with impressed four character mark17 1/2" high vase, 3" high wooden stand

A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD PATINATED BRONZE SCULPTURE depicting a child riding a water buffalo - signed beneath with character seal mark. (50cm wide 37cm high )

A Japanese Meiji period silver bowl of circular form, having a lobed rim and decorated in high relief with a continuous scene of water irises against a hammered ground, the whole raised on a tall tri-

19th cen, meiji period, with pine tree motif, bottom stamped junin, and maker mark, measures 7.5"w 5"ht

A JAPANESE NOMURA "WRITHING DRAGON" REPOUSSÉ SILVER TEAPOT, MAKER'S AND JUGIN MARKS, NAGAHAMA, LATE MEIJI/EARLY TAISHO PERIOD, 1890-1919, the beautifully detailed dragon form arched handle over a

Steam-Driven Tricycle Coach Brass-bound mahogany-lagged boiler, coal-fired, with safety valve, water gauge level, manometer, 2 side-mounted coal containers water tank under the seat, two 1 1/3- inch c

East Asia, Japan, Meiji era, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A stunning lacquered wood, brass, and gold washed household Buddhist shrine (Butsudan) containing an austere Dainichi-nyorai, the M

An unusual and large Japanese embellished rootwood hibachi 日本百宝镶嵌根雕 Meiji period 明治 Decorated in gold and coloured hiramakie, taka

Meiji period. The brass clock engraved with scrolling floral vines housing a weight driven verge and foliot  time and strike movement with a deep bell and iron gears. The dial of twelve hours desig