Japanese Edo Period "Oni" Figural Carved Wood Candlestick

Poor condition, broken and repaired at ankles, chips and losses. Approximately 15 1/2" tall.

DESCRIPTION: Bronze okimono ("ornament for display") probably from the Meiji or Edo period depicting an oni ("ogre, anthropomorphic demon") on his hands and knees looking up as if in hope. Figure's ha

Antique Edo Period Japanese Shop Sign. In the form of a club-carrying Oni, the paint-decorated, carved wood trade sign for abdominal pain medicine is inscribed: "Haraita no Kasuri" on the Oni's belly

Japan,18-19th Century Depicts a seated Buddha with hands on his lap holding an orb while dressed in ornate robes and headdress. Wood From the collection of a Newport, Rhode Island estate. Approx. 24 1

AN 18TH CENTURY JAPANESE EDO PERIOD CARVED WOOD FIGURE OF A WARRIOR modelled kneeling. 19 cm x 7 cm.

Japanese Edo Period carved wood netsuke of a warrior inside a bamboo type cage. Detailed warrior with hat, sword, and backpack. Signed on side Shokoma (?). Measures 2" tall.

Akira Kawahara (Akihide) Japanese Edo Period carved wood netsuke with kappa on the back of a fish with another kappa in it's mouth. Great detail highlighted with eyes and inlaid shell. Signed on botto

Masakazu Japanese Edo Period carved wood netsuke of a woman cooking. Signed on bottom. Measures 1.5" tall.

Antique circa 18th Century Japanese Edo Period carved lacquered wood box with a shallow lid and lined in a contemporary silk. Shaped to simulate a cut bamboo stalk, the box is decorated with foliate d

Haru Shumin, Japanese 19th Century Edo Period Carved Wood Netsuke of Daruma. Signed. Measures 1-3/8" H, 2" W. Approx. weight: 10.73 grams. Estimate: $800.00 - $1200.00 Domestic Shipping: $40.00 Condit

Two Japanese Masks, Beshimi and Bugaku, Edo Period, carved wood with hanging hardware, the Beshimi with closed mouth unpainted, the Bugaku painted black with gilt eyes and a hanging jaw. Larger: 12" H

A very fine, EDO period Japanese intricately carved wood statue of standing Kannon with gilt, polychrome and lacquered as shown. Measuring approx 18" tall, good age appropriate condition as shown, see

JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD A Japanese carved wood bird and candlestick Okimono. The bird was intricately carved with fine detail and possesses inset glass eyes. The bird is perched on a scaled human hand wit

(4) Asian figures and dolls, Mostly 19th/20th c., incl. a Japanese seated Samurai doll, possibly Edo period, polychrome decorated carved wood figure of a robed female, and two Southeast Asian examples

Japan, 19th century, Edo periodDimensions: 7 3/8" (18.5cm) L (8)Provenance: Collection Taoka Bunsen, Shizuoka, Japan. 19世紀 日本江戶時期金&#28422

Tall antique Japanese Edo period tall zushi with metal fittings to exterior, the interior fully gilt with gilt carved wood multi-armed deity with mandorla on base; as-is condition; H 13 1/4" x W 4 1/4

DESCRIPTION: A Japanese Edo Period bronze Kappa- an amphibious folklore character, depicting a man with turtle and frog like features. The figure sits atop a hand carved wood base. CIRCA: Early-Mid 19

Chikusai (Japanese, late 18th-early 19th century) Goldfish, Edo period Carved wood 3 x 10-1/2 x 6 inches (7.6 x 26.7 x 15.2 cm) Two-character m

Antique Japanese Edo period lacquer zushi, black lacquer and metal fittings to exterior, the interior fully gilt, painted figures on the interior of each door, the central carved wood seated figure of

Edo period, carved wood figure of Shinto priest with arms outstretched in gilt and while robe, 11 ½ x 5 x 14” high. Condition paint and gilt circa 98%, one finger on right hand restored, Very Good.

Carved wood, lacquered and partially gilded. With small flaws and cracks.Measurements: 71 cm. 71 cm

important massive 18th c Edo period Hannya (Oni) carved wooden Noh mask- Noh theatre was the preferred art form of the Samurai class, retains mortise & tenon joints on reverse of carving, possibly a d

Japanese, Edo Period, delicately carved wooden guardian lion "foo dog" on a base. H. 41.9 cm (16 1/2 in.), L. 35 cm (13 3/4 in.),Depth. 21.,6 cm (8 1/2 in.)

Pair of Antique Carved Wooden Shi-Shi. Japanese (Edo Period; late 18th century), each carved of himtosi (Japanese cypress) wood-one with closed mouth (femalei shi), the other with open mouth (male shi