A Group of Japanese Bronze Okimono Birds

late Edo period or early Meiji period, includes three finely articulated birds of varying sizes, two are koro incense burners with removable wings and lifted feathers for allowing the smoke to escape.

Pair Japanese bronze bird Okimono, 20th c., impressed mark "Japan" to underside, larger: 5"h x 7"w x 3.5"d Provenance: From the Estate of a Brooklyn New York Collector

A JAPANESE BRONZE BIRD OKIMONO. 5.5 cm x 3.75 cm.

A JAPANESE BRONZE BIRD OKIMONO. 4 cm x 3 cm.

Chinese, first half 20th century. A large bronze okimono group sculpture depicting a mother monkey with baby seated on her lap, the mother gazing upward as her baby lunges forward with peaches strewn

A LARGE JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE OKIMONO GROUP OF SHI SHI DOGS, the large dogs modeled fighting; one dog with its paw upon the back of the other mid fight, each dog measures approximately 44cm hig

Group of 4 Japanese bronze tsuba, cast with figures, bird or landscape, each with inscription or mark. Approx. 2.9-2.85 inch (largest).

Japanese Bronze Duck Figure Group Okimono 4''x14''. Depicts two ducks on bridge and rock landscape. Standing duck is signed on bottom. Break to one leg. 19th century, Meiji period.

Group of five antique Japanese bronze hand mirrors, with landscapes, birds and floral motifs; one without handle; D: 8 1/2" (largest, approx.)

stamped ""Sterling 950"" (1 1/4 x 2 in.); a gilt brush stand modeled as birds perched in bamboo (2 x 3 12 x 1 in.); a figure of a cricket (2 in. wide); a ring-shaped object (1 3/4 in. dia.); a brooch

A SEVEN PIECE GROUP OF JAPANESE ENAMEL BRONZE WARES, MEIJI/TAISHO PERIOD. Comprising a matching pair of vases with medallions of various birds on a blue ground, a pair of matching vases with dragons a

A beautiful antique Japanese, meiji period patinated bronze okimono featuring a young boy reading while riding an ox / bull. Signed on the underside Approximate measurements: 11"h x 13"L x 5"D

Four Japanese bronze hand mirrors; with flower and bird designs; 7" x 11" (largest, approx.)

Group of three antique Japanese bronze vases, including: pair of ovoid form with flared rims and splayed bases, showing two lion handles and perched bird motifs in high relief; together with globular

19th cen, signed by the artist, bronze with polychrome decoration, one bird beak is repaired, matching wood stand, measures 9.2" in hieght, group measures 14" in width

A bronze and antler netsuke, a bronze with mixed metal button, a lizard decorated pin with green glass "jewels", a small bronze seal with bird form shaft, a porcelain netsuke and a mixed met

ASIAN BRONZE VASE GROUP. Comprising a pair of Japanese bronze vases converted to lamps. Together with a two-handled bronze vase decorated with crashing waves and the upper rim decorated with birds in

A GROUP OF THREE JAPANESE CLOISONNE ENAMELED BRONZE VASES, MEIJI AND TAISHO PERIOD. The first of squared tapering form, decorated with fuchsia on trailing vines with a bird. The base embossed with de

A BRONZE OKIMONO GROUP OF AN OWL AND MONKEY Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912)Naturalistically cast, the detachable owl perched at one end of an old gnarled tree, facing ahead with large round eyes, a se

A large Japanese patinated bronze "Two Pigeons" groupMeiji periodDepicting one bird perched upon a tree stump with the other below it, both detachable from base, the undersides of both inscribed with

Group of eighteen, antique Japanese menuki (sword hilt ornaments), in bronze and other metals, including two matched pairs; depicting dragons, lions, tigers, birds, horses and a minogame; Prov

Japanese Carved Asian Ivory Okimono Group, late 19th c., of a woman and a boy kneeling before a bonsai plant, holding a box with a bird on the cover, on a carved hardwood stand, Figure- H.0 8 in., W.-

A Group of Asian Decorative Art Works includes a pair of Japanese satsuma vases with wooden bases, a pair of bronze vases with birds and lotus plants in low relief with wooden bases (some rubbing with

Of a bird with bronze feet mounted to a natural wood base. Meiji period, 19th C. W 12.7 cm. (5 in.)