Japanese Okimono, Dancing Shishi, Priest

A group of two Japanese ivory Okimono. ++An old man seated, holding a Shishi, with inlaid eyes. Signed on bottom: "Matsuyama". 4". ++A girl washing her hair next to a bucket. Signed on bottom: "Gyokus

Okimono Japan, Mitte 20.Jh. Porzellan. Zwei spielende Shishi-Löwen. Rot glasiert, teilweise farbig bemalt und vergoldet. H 24 cm. Mit Holzsockel.

Antique Japanese bronze okimono; of a seated tanuki, disguised in the garb of a priest; its features finely wrought, and its robe with incised detailing of ducks swimming amid foliage; L: 4 1/2" &

Three Japanese Wood Okimono Carvings and Flag. 1. Silk Japanese flag. H 33-1/2" W 27". Red Circle surrounded by a flurry of writing. 2. Screaming carved wood figure (priest?)with slight loss at right

Two Japanese Bronze Figural Okimono Meiji Period Depicting a gentleman with parasol and priest with broom and lantern, respectively. Height 7 3/4 inches C Property of a Massachusetts Collector

A SMALL GOOD QUALITY SIGNED JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY OKIMONO, carved in the form of a priest attending to the hair of a kneeling and praying oni, the reverse with an engraved signature in a shaped

Rabbits. Mark to the underside. From a Mt. Sinai, NY estate. Dimensions: 8.675" high.

Japanese A finely articulated okimono of an ise ebi (spiny lobster) Meiji period (late 19th century)silver, glass beads 2.25 h x 12.75 w x 17.75 l in (6 x 32 x 45 cm) Lobster features articula

Japanese Okimono of turtles Meiji period (late 19th century)patinated bronze 2.75 h x 9 w x 5.5 d in (7 x 23 x 14 cm) Okimono features three interlocking turtles. Impressed Japanese character

Carved Figure of a Seated Woman, delicate features and draped robe, braided hair, 4 1/4" tall. Missing right hand, shrinkage cracks and yellowing, but still have a dignified presence and wonderful cha

Pre-Columbian, Highlands (Chiapas, Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador), Maya Late Classic Period, ca. 600 CE. A large orangeware plate with rounded tripod legs. The interior center of the bo

Sumptuous Japan Okimono signed Masatsugu carved with monkeys and a rabbit 19th - Sizes: H=90mm L=90mm - Weight (K): 0,18kg - Condition: at first glance - good condition - no restoration - no repair

Rare and impressive late 19th century Japanese Meiji Okimono, shaped as an articulated dragon. Made of hand-carved vertebrae-shaped pieces incorporated together. Hand-colored in black and red. Length:

Japan Okimono carved of a young boy with a goose 19th - Sizes: H=140mm L=90mm - Weight (K): 0,35kg - Condition: at first glance - good condition - no restoration - no repair

Figure of a Young Boy Picking Fruit with a bamboo rod, standing with his right foot up on a tree stump. a small empty basket tied to his belt, signed on the underside, 7 3/4" tall (excluding rod exten

of a musician Dimensions: 18 cm. high

Japan, Edo Period. The human skull naturally rendered with fine anatomical details, surmounted by a toad with fine patina showing great age. MEASUREMENTS Length: 2 inches / 5 cm SHIPPING $20 flat-rate

CARVED JAPANESE OKIMONO, MEIJI. Comprising a finely carved wood demon carved in full round with open mouth holding a bell, and with mother-of-pearl embellishments and on integral wood base. Signed on

Japan Okimono carved of a character drinking tea Tokyo school 19th - Sizes: H=75mm L=75mm - Weight (K): 0,169kg - Condition: at first glance - good condition - no restoration - no repair

The okimono is well carved from organic material in the form of an old sage dressed in a handsome kimono, the old man is engaged in writing Decorated with manual engraving and blackening. Also, other

A multi-part and detailed Okimono figurine showing a daring scene of a group of hunters fighting an octopus, accompanied by blackened engraving decorations, the octopus's head serves as a lid that ope

(lot of 2) Japanese bronze okimono, Koi/ Carp, marked on fin, largest: approx 5"h, 10.85"l, 4.25"w; 6lbs total **Provenance: A prominent Houstonian's River Oaks Estate** Start Price: $100.00

Finely carved, inlaid Meiji Okimono totem, Late 19th c., Japan, elaborate carving depicting Fujin, god of wind, standing below his bag of wind, together with Raijin, god of thunder, framed by four gil

A JAPANESE OKIMONO, MEIJI PERIOD silver or silvered bronze, modelled as two carp swimming side by side, signed. 20cm long