Japanese Folding Brass Pagoda Bookend

Lot includes 2 bookends. Each are gold toned and brass with multi toned medallion form enamel floral, & leaf detail bookends have pierced detail. Each bookend folds. Each piece has etched relief detai

Each One H: 6 1/4 in ( 15.88cm ) W : 5 in ( 12.7 cm )

Reticulated folding brass bookendsDimensions: H 5.5 x W 5 x D 3.5 inchesNOTE: Good Condition

Vintage Japanese Brass Miniature Pagoda. Unsigned. Missing 2 little bells and spire or in good condition. Measures 15" H. Shipping $52.00 (estimate $150-$250)

Filigreed brass ends. 13" fully opened

2 pieces C 1910 Mission Style Oak Box w/brass & Folding Oak Bookend. Box w 12.5" d 6.25" h 5", bookend w 15" d 6.5" h 5.5". Original finish and good condition.

Japanese folding paper screen with brass hardware and four panels of continuous hand-painted lily pads and blossoms floating on the water, signed l.r., 35" H x 72" W unfolded.

Japanese etched brass vase with Pagoda design on black background. It is not signed, measures 6 1/2 inches tall. Imperfection showing at the base and at the top rim.

Bookend is gold toned and brass. Each side has native figure relief detail. Piece is vintage possibly antique. Sides fold into rest of structure. Piece measures approx 13 inches long 6.5 inches deep 6

Lot includes 2 gold toned brass bookends depicting female Figurals. Both pieces are marked ART BRASS CO. One bookend has evident chip. Both pieces have some minor wear. Each measure approx 4.5 inches

Lot includes 2 gold toned brass bookends depicting female Figurals. Both pieces are marked ART BRASS CO. One bookend has evident chip. Both pieces have some minor wear. Each measure approx 4.5 inches

Tanaka Hisashige, brass traveling folding pricket, Tanaka Hisashige (Japanese, 1799-1881), c. 1830s, known as an Okitanni Shokudai or pocket candle stand, with collapsible hinge construction, stamped

A Pair of Chinese Cloisonné and Gilt Brass Pagoda Form Incense Burners, 19th/20th Century. H: 41 1/2 D: 12 1/2 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin College (197

A Collection of Japanese Brass, Bronze and Metal Ikebana Vases, Censer and Bookends, 19th/20th Century. Largest dimensions: h: 10 in.

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Japanese Komai Damascene Four-Part Byobu Miniature Folding Screen, one side with images of silver and gold cranes inlaid in steel, other side in brass with etched Japanese landscape decoration. 3 3/4"

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Japanese Three Panel Folding Table Screen with carved hardstone and mother of pearl figures and pagodas with inlay border on one side and hand-painted gilt birds on flowering branches on the other; us