Japanese Portable Handwarmer, Copper Yatate, 19c

Antique Japanese Copper Yatate. Decorated with raised various figures of animals and people. Unsigned. Good condition. Measures 17-1/4" L. Shipping $46.00 (estimate $100-$150)

1st item: Japanese Meiji Period copper Yatate or travel writing set. Comprised of a hexagonal shaped ink pot with raised animal and figural decoration and attached hollow brush tube having raised drag

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Japanese yatate (portable brush holder), late Edo period, with a molded crane on the lid, birds on the ink box exterior, carp on the handle and ending with a zoomorphic hook, 14.25"l

Description: Japanese yatate (portable brush holder), late Edo period. A deity in the clouds on the lid, and two groups of shells on the handle. Yatate literally means "Arrow Stand" ("ya-tate"). The n

Tea Caddy and burner, Japanese or Chinese, portable, copper, painted and gilt wood with gilt metal accents, measuring 6 by 7 by 3 inches. Provenance: East End Galleries, Michael Malley, Pittsburgh, PA

(lot of 2) Japanese bronze yatate (portable writing set), Edo period, cast weasel on the ink well and handle, etched with ivy leaves and berries; together with a bronze vase by Yamaguchi Seiyu (d. 195

A Japanese bronze Yatate / Scholar's portable traveling inkwell and brush holder. Meiji period. 8-lobed gourd formed box, the lid decorated with a grasshopper finial perched on a large leaf.

19th century Japanese copper and brass keman in a shape of a rounded fan (uchiwa) with pierced low relief decoration of two phoenixes confronting each other in flight above lotus flowers, buds and lea

(lot of 3) Two Japanese portable stoves or burners, one fabricated out of copper en suite with (2) kettles, the other fitted with three drawers; together with a wood money box or safe, the largest 8"h

An antique Japanese copper hot water bed warmer vessel intricately decorated with a gilt floral and hieroglyphic designs, marked on the bottom. And a black lacquered wood portable altar opened by two

Japanese gourd-form hibachi hand warmer, Meiji period (20th c.), lacquered wood, copper liner, 9"h x 13"dia Provenance: Property from the Collection of Michael and Paola Schulhof

19C. CHINESE CLOISONNE BRASS COPPER ENAMEL VASE VESSEL CHINOISERIE CHINESE CANTON JAPANESE ORIENTAL ASIAN MODERN TRADITIONAL COLLECTIBLE HOME DECOR -9.5" X 4" -VERY GOOD CONDITION CONSISTENT WITH AGE

Japanese wooden square hibachi, 19th century, copper insert, handle insets on either end, 8.5"h x 11.75"w x 12"l

19th century or earlier signed sentoku (copper alloy with zinc, lead and tin) floriform Japanese sword tsuba inlaid in various metals with an owl seated on one of the rice sheafs by bamboo grass and u

19th century sentoku (copper alloy with zinc, lead and tin) Japanese sword tsuba with multimetal inlaid decoration of a scholar in a boat, a fan in his hand as he watches a crane in flight, all by a r

Pair of early 19th century Japanese sword menuki depicting two groups of boys at play. Superb quality work - see their faces, detailing of clothing and toys. Gold, silver and copper inlays, in excelle

**Originally Listed At $400** East Asia, Japan, Meiji period, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A lovely portable wooden storage box known as a tansu with a set of 3 drawers with copper handles.

Reserve Reduced! 19th century sentoku (copper alloy with zinc, lead and tin) Japanese sword tsuba, its front with inlaid scene of samurai rats walking along a trail in daimyo procession carrying a lan

Reserve Reduced! 19th century sentoku (copper alloy with zinc, lead and tin) Japanese sword tsuba with low relief decoration of meditating Daruma (Boddhidharma - the founder of Zen Buddhism) enveloped

19th century Japanese kashira (metal pommel at the end of the hilt of a sword) with multimetal inlays depicting various flowers among golden foliage. Body of the kashira is shakudo (alloy of copper an

19th century Edo period Japanese kashira (metal pommel at the end of the hilt of a sword) with finely worked chrysanthemums and gilded branch. Made out of shakudo (alloy of copper and gold) with chara

19th century Japanese kashira (metal pommel at the end of the hilt of a sword) with multimetal inlays depicting various flowers among golden foliage. Body of the kashira is shakudo (alloy of copper an

Japanese Hand Dyed Antique 19C Wall Hanging Attributed to the 19th century. Blues and white color ways. On copper rod. 69 inches x 56 inches