A Japanese Bronze of the God of Fortune Daikoku, Meiji,

A Japanese Bronze Figural Form Censer, Koro meiji period (1868-1912) modeled in the form of a treasure boat with dragon prow and bridge representing seven gods of good fortune with pillars. Height 5 1

Japanese Meiji Period silver set of six silver Okimono figures depicting the gods of good fortune, including Jurojin, Fukurokuju, Daikoku, Ebisu, Hotei, and Bentenm all on hardwood stand approx. 1.5"

A Japanese vase late 19th C. Satsuma depicting the lucky seven gods (Ebisu, Daikoku, Benten, Hotei, Jurojin, Fukurokuju and Bishamon). Moulded in a high relief each of the gods looks like they could j

A pair of Japanese bronze guardian god statues dating from the Meiji period. Each comes with a bronze stand, and each holds a long weapon which can be removed from their hands. The gods wear armor inc

An early 20th century Japanese patinated bronze figurine representing Ebisu, the god of fishermen and luck. He is dressed in a robe with his left hand raised and the right hand holding a stick. Orient

DESCRIPTION: Bronze sculpture depicting Daikokuten, one of the Japanese Seven Gods of Fortune and a god of wealth, carrying the Uchide no Kozuchi ("Little Knock Out Mallet") in his right hand and a la

A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE FIGURE OF DAIKOKU. 17 cm x 10 cm.

A fine Japanese solid bronze figure of Benzaiten, one of the Seven Gods Of Fortune. Late 19th / early 20th century. She is depicted with a Biwa Lute stringed musical instrument. Artist signed on the u

An antique early XX Century Japanese Taisho era silvered bronze statues, Ebisu And A Daikoku gods. Folk Shinto Religious Art most probably for domestic shrines. The main attributes of Ebisu, the God o

Artist: Eishi, Hosoda, 1756-1829 Title: A Courtesan Dreaming of the God of Good Fortune, Daikoku, Dancing in front of her Kamuro Date: c. 1788-89 Medium: Japanese woodblock print Image Si

Japanese, Meiji Period, the figure of Daikoku, the Japanese lucky God of wealth and prosperity shown with a smiling expression while holding onto the ropes of a money purse, titled and signed on the u

An antique Japanese hand-painted glazed porcelain figure. Late Meiji era, before 1912. The piece represents Daikokuten, the syncretic Japanese deity of fortune and wealth. He is portrayed as a smiling

A LARGE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE OKIMONO modelled as a scowling god. 32 cm x 14 cm.

ANTIQUE JAPANESE BRONZE DAIKOKUAntique Japanese bronze okimono figure; of Daikoku, one of the Seven Lucky Gods, standing atop typically oversized hay bales, and wielding a mallet, with a large bag thr

19th C. Japanese bronze censer, Meiji tenth year. 12.5in.

Meiji period Japanese bronze dish and turtle, 5.5in

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

MIYAO EISUKE COMPANY OF YOKOHAMA A Gilt-Bronze Inkwell in the form of Ebisu or Daikoku Meiji era (1868-1912), late 19th/early 20th century Represented as a fleshy-lobed eared merchant seated cross-leg

Shinto God of storms and thunder, finely detailed bronze on stylized lotus base in original dark brown patina, 5 1/2 x 2 3/4 x 7" high.

An antique Japanese Meiji period (1868-1912) bronze figure of Fukurokuju, the Chinese Daoist god of Longevity or Shou Lao, standing with his robe draped over his elongated forehead, holding a walking

Presented is a Japanese bronze mixed metal shoehorn from the Meiji period, circa 1920. This intricately crafted shoehorn depicts Raijin, the Japanese god of thunder and lightning, surrounded by swirli

This great sculpture is of the Japanese God of Wealth and Guardian of Farmers, Daikoku. He appears to be mixed metal with brass and copper, possibly bronze with a high gloss finish. Original Japan lab

This great sculpture is of the Japanese God of Wealth and Guardian of Farmers, Daikoku. He appears to be mixed metal with brass and copper, possibly bronze with a high gloss finish. Original Japan lab

This great cast iron molded sculpture is the Japanese God, Daikoku, God of the Earth. It has a nice bronze finish and has an odd mark on the back shoulder, possibly a maker mark. NOS from shop located