Japanese Bronze Dragon Ewer with Stand

A Japanese bronze ewer/vase with dragon-detail handle (currently loose from body), together with a larger, hollow-center stand with two dragon handles and etched detail. Stand: 18-3/4in tall.

Japanese bronze umbrella stand vase depicting raised dragons throughout. Stylized reticulated band to rim. Measures approx. 23 3/4" height x 10 1/2" diameter (60cm x 27cm). Total weight approx. 11.4 k

An antique Japanese Meiji period cast bronze usubata ikebana vase consisting of the body section with a sculptural relief of a dragon intertwined with waves and a sculptural base of a writhing dragon

Japanese bronze bell, featuring a dragon-form handle and stand suspending the bell, 10.25"h.

condition: detachable from base vase: 22 inches high; 32 inches total height on stand

Bronze Sculpture With Stand. Unmarked. Please Note Small Breaks Throughout Piece, Typical For Age But Difficult To Photograph. Approximately 6.5W x 5.625H x 3.125D in. Stand Approximately 6.25W x 1.25

Bronze Sculpture Or Usubata. Unmarked. Please Note Broken Areas In Photographs. Approximately 7.25W x 3.625H x 5.5D in. Stand Approximately 7.0W x 1.5H in.

14 1/2" TALL, 14" DIAMETER, 19" TALL ON STAND--DRAGON DESIGN--HAS UNDERPLATE AND WOODEN STAND--HAS HOLE CUT INTO LOWER BOTTOM SIDE

Large bronze champleve enamel vase or umbrella stand in archaistic Chinese style with lotus and dragons, and with cast bronze dragon-head handles. Bottom is loose: could be more firmly attached or rem

Japanese bronze planter displaying a high relief three-toed dragon clasping the flaming pearl within its claws. Accompanied by a carved wood stand. From a Bedford, NY estate. Dimensions: planter measu

Full title: A large Japanese patinated bronze koro on stand with birds, dragons and blossoming branches, Meiji, 19th C. Description: H 64 cm

Antique Japanese Bronze Temple Gong Set with dragons surrounding the exterior of the bowl. Total height (including stand): 26.5 in.

Crystal ball stand. Japan. Meiji period. (1868-1912). Bronze writhing dragon. Dragon body- 5-1/2" high. 5-1/2" wide. Ball- 4" diameter.

one designed as a candle stand, the dragon holding 2 candle cups (some wax remnants), 15x9in., the other repurposed as a lamp, comprising a dragon motif vessel added to a dragon figural on base (areas

1st item: Japanese bronze vase, gilt patina, with lobed sides and raised 3-toed dragon decoration, 15" H, with wooden stand, 5" H. 2nd item: Japanese bronze vase, dark patina, with applied bird and pe

Description: Including a clay urn with foo dog finial, a Chinese copper dish with incised and relief decoration, a Tibetan copper and bronze teapot with dragon handle, a Japanese cloisonne ewer with d

Japanese Meiji Bronze Tripod Koro Censer on Stand 14.5''x8''. Impressive three part pierced censer with scrolling lotus motifs and foliate rim. Pierced stylized dragon finial. Impressive carved rosewo

Dimensions: (Without stand) H 19" x Dia. 8" ; Stand measures H 1.75" x Dia. 7.5" Condition: One urn with small loss to the wing of one dragon figure at foot; the other urn with cracking to the same ar

Large bronze vase as lamp stand, probably Japan, c. 1900, polished bronze vase with stepped shoulder and dragon head handles on four lion head feet and stand ring, as picture motif birds in magnolia a

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

Tibetan ewer comprised of cast bronze, hammered brass and copper, and tooled silver. With a dragon form handle and spout. Decorated throughout with dragons and scrollwork. With a carved wooden stand.P

Japanese/French. 19th Century. Of baluster form, the handle with a dragon. Height 16 1/4". (500/700)

An antique Victorian silvered bronze centerpiece bowl, shaped as a large boat resting on a dragon stand, the body is chased with marine ornamentations, the raised tail surmounted by a cast cherub. Als

A PAIR OF JAPANESE BRONZE DRAGON FLOOR VASES, Meiji era (1868-1912). H 40"