K.G. Loe - Japanese Dancer

Japanese bronze cast statue. Featuring Okina dancer. With wood stand. Made by Shunzan, With Bill of Sale offered by Kato Arts and Crafts, Kyoto, Japan in 1988. 33 x 26 cm, 6 kg

APPROX 18 3/4" TALL X 10 1/4" LONG X 4" DEEP--SIGNED ALLAN CLARK AUGUST 16. 1920 NEW YORK--EXHIBITED AT THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN 1922

Schwarzburg Werkstatten Germany Porcelain Figurine Japanese Dancer designed by Martha Schlameus in 1924. Model Number U451. ; Dimensions: 7.75"H x 3"L x 1.5"W;

MANUFACTURE: Schwarzburger Unterweissbach (GERMANY) NAME: Japanese Dancer NUMBER: 134 SCULPTOR: Gustav Oppel ISSUED: 1909 - 1925 CONDITION: one finger was restored. HEIGHT: 10 1/2 inch / 26 cm WIDTH:

Mechanical Music Novelties Hohner piano (battery-compartment needs cleaning); carriage with liquor set; hair salon with moving dolls; carved fruit bowl with artificial fruits; Japanese dancer; cigaret

Lladro (Spain) Fine glazed sculpture of Japanese dancer with fans and delicate pink flower hair embellishments, titled "Madame Butterfly". Mold number 4991. Includes original presentation box. Dimensi

Attributed to noted French maker and typical of some of his early 1870's work at Nancy, France. Flat sided vases decorated with painted gilt vignettes of Japanese dancers in garden setting with medall

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1891/93 original, series "Thirty-six Selected Beauties" ("Sanju-roku Kasen"), Akiyama Buemon Publisher. SIZE IN INCHES: 9.25 x 14.25 COMMENTS: From an accordion-style album w

Alps Japan Tap Dancer Harlem NY Wind Up. Celluloid, Tin and Cloth Dancer working windup standing at the corner of Lenox and 125th St. in Harlem NY. Excellent working toy of Occupied Japan.

Litho tin; battery op; working; hat has significant rust; right arm needs attaching; H-11", G-VG

Japanese Bronze Sculpture Dancer, Meiji Period 1868-1912 - Original Patina. size: 9 x 7

Japan Hula Dancer Nodder Lot,4, Ceramic 4,5,6 inches

Signed on lower right corner Chosun and with signature block. Frame measures approx 18 1/4 in by 14 1/8, matte window measures 11 1/2 in by 7 1/2 in.Subject depicts a manzai dancer in blue and red kim

Antique Japanese woodblock print on paper, Maiko (Geisha) Dancer with Fan, after the original painting on paper, circa mid 17th century. Unsigned. Framed. A maiko is an apprentice geisha in Kyoto and

Japanese Kabuki dancer display doll. Some surface wear consistent with exposure. Composed of fabric, foam, and composite material. Measures approx. 5.25 x 3 x 5.25 inches. Made in Japan. Japanese doll

Description: This lot includes a Japanese porcelain figure of a Noh Dancer. Painted in bright and vibrant colors, marked on the base with a hand painted signature. 20th Century in age Condition: Overa

Japanese Kabuki dancer display doll. Hair needs repair. Composed of fabric, foam, and composite material. Measures approx. 4.5 x 2 x 4.5 inches. Japanese doll, kabuki doll, kabuki dancer, display doll

A set of century modern vintage solid cast iron sculptures depicting traditional Japanese Onna Odori dancers. A brutalist inspired sculpture. Circa 1950s. From a private collection. Dimensions: 7"h x

Set of 3 cast iron Figurals depicting Japanese Awa dancers in Kimonos with arched hats on. Each in their own individual pose. Approximately 7 inches tall.Evident wearing to gold surface.The Awa Dance

Toyohara Kunichika (Japanese, 1835-1900). Japanese woodblock print on laid paper. Titled "Actors," the original was produced circa 1870. Depicting a Japanese kabuki dancer actor. Presented in a striki

Made in Japan / Occupied Japan. Both dancers marked "Made in Occupied Japan". Boy and his Duck marked "Japan". Made of Celluloid. 3.75" - 5" Tall. Overall in Very Fine to Excellent Condition (Taller d

9 1/2" , tin cloth dressed body with celluloid arms and head. Worked well when tested. Very rare toy. Excellent May have some possible restoration.

867. Strutting My Fair Dancer Toy. Japan, Haji, 1950s. Battery operated toy. Lithographed tin, vinyl head. With original box (a few puncture holes and light wear). 11 ¼” high. Very good. Working.

Meiji Period Japanese signed bronze Noh sculpture with kabuki mask. Features the form of a Japanese theater figure in ornate robe with a fan and a removable mask. Character marks on back. SHIPPINGHill