Japanese bronze, two [shi-shis],

Two large and antique, Japanese bronze covered censers; each of high shouldered, bulbous form, with matching cover surmounted by a Shi-shi and upon waisted foot: one with lion head handles; the other

Japanese Bronze and Inlaid Metal Brazier, Meiji Period, shaped cylindrical form with two cloud form applied handles, inlaid in gilded bronze with a pair of Shi-shi lions playing with a silvered bronze

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

Antique Japanese bronze vase with shi shi handles 19th century.

ANTIQUE JAPANESE BRONZE KANNON ON SHI-SHIAntique Japanese bronze sectional figural group; of Kannon holding a single separate lotus bud; a scroll in her other hand; and seated upon a recumbent Shi-shi

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

Antique Japanese bronze Kannon, seated atop a shi-shi; the Kannon swathed in robes, offering a scroll in right hand; the recumbent shi-shi with open, swirling eyes, incised with elaborate detail throu

A pair of two Chinese bronze shi-shi type paper weight, with fitted wood box. 1.25*1.75 inch. (each)

Japanese bronze vase; with panels of shi-shi amid flowers on a scrolling floral ground, flanked by mask handles; mark to base; Provenance: the Estate of Ted Adameck; H: 14" (approx.)

Group of three antique Japanese bronze kozuka, with various mixed-metal detailing: shi-shi and young; blossoming cherry branch; together with sages and child drinking tea; L: 3 7/8" (longest&#

Large Japanese Imari Charger, 19thc. Centered by a large cartouche with two shi-shi lions centering a chrysanthemum, on a diaper pattern ground with various decorative motifs in iron red, underglaze b

A pair of Japanese patinated Meiji period bronze vasiform censers, of ovoid form, with pierced caps, shi-shi finials, bird relief bands; on tripodal legs [21 inches high], now raised on wooden, fluted

A pair of large circa 1900 vases, each with openwork panels decorated with dragons or Shi-Shi and bold winged dragon handles.    Dimensions: each is 16" x 13" and 21 1/4" tall

Japanese Masayoshi Bronze and Gold Inlaid Vase, Late 19th C. Base with Masayoshi three character mark. Heavy bronze, baluster form, with flanking shi-shi lion mask and ring handles at shoulders, the b

Late 19th century, with three scrolled feet, stylized lizard handles and a pierced lid with shi-shi finial. Dimensions: 15" x 11", the height is 20".

A pair of Japanese Kutani porcelain Shi-shi, both glazed in red color with gold-colored hair, decorated with circular motifs; One with two front hands standing on a ball decorated with colored-flowers

Two Antique Japanese Lacquer MasksTwo antique Japanese lacquer papier mache masks: large red and gilt Shi-shi with movable mouth; together with red Gagaku mask with large nose and smiling countenance;

Three Japanese Mixed Metals Menuki comprising shi shi and two cranes

Two-piece, antique Japanese Yanagawa School matching copper fuchi (sword hilt collar) and kashira (pommel end cap); of elaborate design depicting Shi-shi in gold and silver relief; the

Antique Japanese Carved Wood DeskAntique Japanese carved wood desk; of rectangular form, with two drawers to the front and two to the back, elaborate dragon and Shi-shi motifs with inlaid eyes, Circa

Four various Japanese pieces: glazed ceramic shi-shi; lacquer box; together with two Imari porcelain water droppers; L: 11 1/2" (longest, approx.)

Pair of old Japanese blue and white porcelain shi-shi; each showing snarling mouth, standing atop a pierced floral-decorated ball; two character marks to bases; Provenance: Private collection, Palos V

Chinese bronze censer with silver inlay and 2 figural handles. Two character Shi Sou mark to the underside. 2 1/4"H x 5 1/4"W including handles. Small hole and some oxidation at top of base, approxima

Two Japanese woodblock prints: by Utagawa Hiroshige and Utagawa Toyokuni III, titled Ishibe, from the "Twin-Brush Series"; together with Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, titled (Kokoku Niju-shi Ko) Escape