Japanese Bronze Model of Two Mountain Goat

One a Japanese bronze model of a tiger from the Meiji period, signed "Gyouko Saku," on wood base and a Italian silver figure of a tiger, by Fratelli Magrino, Florence, bonded porcelain filled silver f

Japanese, possibly Showa period, parcel-gilt bronze birds on mountain; two character signature to one bird as base of tail; both birds are removable; wear, some weathering; the foot of one bird slight

A LARGE JAPANESE SECTIONAL BRONZE MODEL OF A HAWK, MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912). Naturalistically cast in four parts, with body, two wings and base, perched with outstretched wings on a rockwork base cast

early to mid 20th century, includes a crescent moon being held up by three children, crescent is decorated with a mountain landscape in high relief, and an urn shaped vase with handles and raised on a

Three-storied pagoda with working double front doors and removable spire. Stamped character marks to bottom. Good aged patina. Excellent condition; missing two corner bells and tiny casting flaw hole

Two antique Japanese miniature model of bronze Buddha each with wood stand, smaller with numerous marks to base; tallest H 3 1/4"

TWO 20TH CENTURY JAPANESE PAPERWEIGHTS. Comprising: a gilt bronze model of a recumbent rabbit, with character mark to side of base, 9cm wide, the other a white metal figure of a sleeping naked putto,

Japanese Meiji period silver Inlaid bronze vase of tapered form with patinated body decorated a silver mountain - engraved two character signature to the body. Measures 8.25 inches tall x 4.75 inches

DESCRIPTION: Two matching, Meiji era bronze vases, each mounted on an open-work, crashing wave form base. Each vase bears on its side curling cloud and mountain form designs in relief and, around its

DESCRIPTION: A patinated bronze sculpture depicting two goat rams climbing up the mountain rocks. The cast bronze sculpture sits atop a wooden pedestal base. CIRCA: 20th Century. DIMENSIONS: W: 8 1/2"

MIYAO EISUKE (ACTIVE LATE 19TH CENTURY) A Bronze Model of a Samurai Meiji era (1868-1912), circa 1880-1890 Cast in two shades of bronze as a samurai drawing his sword, the tassets and shoulder guards

ANONYMOUS (19TH CENTURY) A Parcel-gilt Bronze Model of Su Shi (So Tōba) on His Mule Edo period (1615-1868)-Meiji era (1868-1912), 19th century, A two-piece model in patinated and parcel-gilt bron

Two Antique Japanese Bronze Planters, the ribbed oval one with raised exotic birds and foliated vines, the footed rectangular model with raised dragons in relief; round 9"H 12"Dia rectangular 6.5"H 22

(lot of 4) Japanese bronze animal form objects, comprising two quail form censers, one goose form censer, and a model of a crab, largest 10.5"w.

Two Japanese Bronze Articles 20TH CENTURY comprising a cast bronze model of an eagle taking off from a tall rock, and a pagoda from censer cast in sections and mounted on a high base. Taller: 17 1/2 h

Circa 1850 with phoenix handles, two, three toed dragons, three dragon paw feet resting on base with beautifully detailed high relief running rabbit, kneeling goat, running boar and seated water buffa

Antique Japanese incense burner of a volcano with a deer at the base. Two piece bronze. Top of volcano / mountain removes to place incense inside. Piece measures 14" across, 8" tall. *notes - patina

JAPANESE MIXED METALS MODEL OF A TWO-STORY PAGODA, brass, copper, and bronze, in three sections, the two lower sections each with a two-door cabinet, applied bronze ornaments and engraved decorations.

DESCRIPTION: Bronze goshawk perched on a branch. Meiji period (1868-1912). Signed on bottom of bird. Gyokko was active late 19th century. He is renowned for his exceptional craftsmanship and is recogn

Vintage Japanese Bronze Two Part Warrior on Horse Back Sculpture. 16"h. Condition: Good with even patina, warrior is missing weapons.

A Japanese bronze model of a dragon holding a rock crystal tamaheight 20in (51cm); width 26in (66cm); depth 14in (36cm)

Artist is John Louis Clarke of Glacier Park Montana. Work is entitled "Mountain Goat". 4 1/2" tall, 3 7/8" long. How could a Native American boy lacking the ability to hear or speak and raised at the

Japanese Bronze Model of a Rat Unmarked. 3 3/4 x 7 1/4 x 4 in. Master Class: John Rosselli at Home

Chestnut Japanese, late 19th century, 3-1/2 in., minor areas of surface wear to underside of chestnut. Provenance: Estate of Frances S. McKeighan, Asheville, North Carolina