Bronze Monkey Offering Bowl, Likely Japanese

Centerpiece Metal Bowl with Floral Motif, gilt, Japan, likely bronze, underside has Japan stamp, bowl has two Lily pads at sides and a few flower buds, 8 3/4 wide x 5 inches tall, wear consistent with

Imperial Satsuma Cover Jar, Meiji or Earlier. This fine and rare patinated bronze cover with intricate design was most likely a , footed tea bowl and perhaps adapted as a censer. Classic Gossu blue an

the bowl supported by a cast monkey figure, seated above an applied cast dragon (loss to one toe), assembled in 5 interlocking sections, on six-scroll footed base with cast beast masks, overall good c

Signed Yoshimasa Meiji Period Bronze Bowl. Signed on the bowl with great patina. Solid piece weighing. Measures 3.25 inches height, 11.5 across. Circumference is about 36 inches. Appears in very good

Antique Bronze offering bowl. Please see photos for additional details. Dimensions: 3" x 3" x 4" Weight: 1.4 lbs Please note all lots show signs of wear commensurate with age and use, an

Japanese, 19th/20th century. Collection of four teapots comprising of an unmarked bronze (likely Edo period) teapot with bulbous body; black glazed shigaraki clay teapot with white metal handle with s

DESCRIPTION: Bronze bowl, likely from Cambodia, possibly from the Khmer Empire. Bowl is twelve-sided and flat at the bottom. CIRCA: Probably late middle ages, 15th Century or earlier. ORIGIN: Southeas

Pair of Japanese Bronze Bowls, Meiji Period, with fruited vines.(VAT7225/2)(WK) Measurements:6 H x 7 Dia Property Title:

3 1/4" Jade Pre-Colombian Monkey Effigy Offering Bowl

LARGE BRONZE MONKEY PLANTER BOWL TABLE CENTERPIECE | EXOTIC ANIMAL SAFARI HOME DECOR SINGERIE PALM BEACH REGENCY FLORIDA REGENCY STYLE-7" X 14" DIAMETER APPROX-VERY GOOD CONDITION WEAR CONSISTENT WITH

DESCRIPTION: (1) Bronze monkey centerpiece bowl/planter with (6) larger monkeys clinging to the top rim while (3) younger and small monkeys holding onto their tails, a Greek key design to the top and

ANTIQUE JAPANESE BRONZE BOWLAntique Japanese bronze footed bowl; of deep, inverted bell form, with flaring rim; signed to base within a reserve; D: 7 1/2"

LARGE BRONZE RHINOCEROS likely Japanese, 8.5x20in.

Described By:Nikki CNX VX 1149 4362 Title:Signed 3x Vintage Gilt Japanese Bowl Description: Awesome signed 3 times vintage gilt Japanese bowl. Low bowl is likely Japanese with Chinese type celadon int

VINTAGE JAPANESE BRONZE TIGER likely Meiji, seal mark under belly, overall good condition (some oxidation at seal area), 7.5x17in.

Large Meiji Era Bronze Footed Bowl Japanese Champleve Ikebana / Bonsai Planter. With Champleve enameled Dragon one side and peacock on the other. On three feet, with makers mark on the bottom, great p

16" Blue & White Early Asian Ceramic Bowl. Likely a Japanese piece of early ceramic wear, beautiful blue & white motif. Condition is good no damage observed, minor marks and scratches possible, review

Japanese Patinated Bronze Bowl. Probably Meiji. The upper portion modeled with a row of geese, with a slight out-turned rim and a circular foot. Size: 5 1/2 x 4 in.

A very sweet and serene old Buddhist statue shown with offering bowl , most likely from China or related culture.Carved wood with layered surface, various pigments , the sculpture has a open cavity fo

Finely detailed seated and snarling monkey, in a dark bronze patina with a dore gilt bronze ribbon. Signed underside. 7”H.

A Japanese Bronze Monkey Motif Jardiniere Meiji Period (1868-1912) The base with a seal mark Height 14 x diameter 23 inches. Property from the Estate of Norma K. Hunt, Dallas, Texas

A large Japanese bronze bowl depicting various animals including an ape, lion and bull. Meji Period, circa 1880. 24" wide x 13" high.

Antique Japanese Bronze Bowl with Figures of Lions, Elephants, Bulls etc. Condition: Excellent. Dimensions: Dia: 11" x H: 6.5". Provenance: From an Upper East Side Manhattan NY Home. Please note the a

A pair of antique Japanese Meiji period bronze monkey motif candlesticks. Each depicts kids catching monkeys in the stairs. Circa the early 20th century. Antique Japanese Candlesticks And Lightening C