JAPANESE METAL DAIKOKUTEN

Two Japanese Metal and Parchment Floor Lamps 34 x 12 x 12 in. Property from a Private New York Collection

Japanese Metal Plaque by Unno Shomin (1844-1915), rectangular form with crane standing on a bank with bamboo before crashing waves beneath a crescent moon, h. 3 3/9 in., w. 4 7/8 in., mounted to a woo

Four Japanese Metal Tsuba 18TH-19TH CENTURY the first a gilt inlaid iron example, chiseled with a fierce guardian, the second of circular form, with gilt and shakudo inlaid, showing the Chinese immort

Five Japanese Metal Tsuba 17TH-19TH CENTURY comprising three iron examples, one of floriform, the other two with brass inlays, the first showing a landscape, the second decorated with floral scrolls,

Japanese Metal Koro: Shibuichi Boat, c. 1895 in date, is signed by the artist Yamakawa zo . The ingenious design of a fishing boat with cormorants perched on the roof is exquisitely created in Shibuic

As a result of gold and silver plating techniques, this decorative Japanese metal inlaid ware depicts two travelers in a tranquil nature scene. The two figures are raised from the engraved background.

Five Japanese Metal Objects Comprising a silver domed censer lid decorated with a phoenix and swirling clouds, a gilt decorated bronze lid depicting mythical figures, two circular bronze mirrors, and

A Japanese metal pagoda lanternheight 27in (68 1/2cm); width 12in (30cm)

(pair) Japanese metal-mounted black lacquer cabinets,one with pull out drawers, the other shelved on the left with small draawers on the right, approx 36.5"h, 42.5"w, 21"d Start Price: $450.00 **NOTE:

Meiji period (1868-1912), surmounted by a metal sculpture of a rat atop a squared standard issuing a shallow dish atop a spreading rectangular red and black lacquer box, 15.125'' H x 9.125'' W x 7.25'

Japanese metal bound tansu chest, 20th c., unmarked, 26"h x 36"w x 17.75"d

Japanese Meiji multi drawer Tansu traveling chest. Features seven drawers and two storage areas. Ornate metal mounted hardware. Good overall condition with scratches and wear consistent with age. Meas

Four Japanese Metal Tsuba 19TH CENTURY comprising a rectangular iron example, decorated in brass and bronze showing a guardian on one side, various signs on the other; a circular brass example, chisel

Large set of antique Japanese metal hanging bells; exhibiting seven bells of various sizes, suspended from one another by a metal link chain; showing floral and archaic-style motifs to each; Provenanc

Both of these have a metal bug decoration on the top of them. Both lanterns look to be in good overall condition, and both are working. The larger fixture measures 11" long and 13" in diameter. Third-

DESCRIPTION: A vintage metal ship boat lighter. Marked with "Made in occupied Japan". CIRCA: 20th Century. ORIGIN: Japan. DIMENSIONS: H: 2" W: 5". Have a similar item to sell? Contact: Info@Akibaantiq

A Pair of Japanese Metal Temple Lanterns20th century, pagoda forms with reticulated panels, inscribed with Japanese characters to underside. 17 1/2 x 18 x 18 in. From a Private Collection, Washington,

(lot of 2) Chinese and Japanese metal hand warmers, 5.25" and 8"w.

A Japanese Metal Vase LATE 19TH CENTURY/EARLY 20TH CENTURY in the shape of a bamboo handled basket, unsigned. Height 7 in., 17.78 cm.

CHINESE AND JAPANESE METAL ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a Japanese bronze vase with octagonal-form well and a tall narrow neck having black finish to exterior, a Chinese Baitong hand warmer with

A Japanese Metal Mounted Elm Sendai Chest 20th Century Height 34 1/2 x width 45 1/4 x depth 17 inches. Provenance: Kiku Imports, San Carlos, California Property from the Collection of Paul M. Bentley,

Dimension:3" by 3 1/4" Please note the absence of a condition report does not imply that there are no condition issues with this lot. Please contact us for a detailed condition report.

Superb large mixed metal Meiji metal display bowl Measures 12 inches in diameter x 3 inches tall. Looks to be copper and silver.

Japanese metal Amida Nyorai Buddha, seated on a lotus dais with hands in dhyanamudra (mudra of concentration) position, a manji (Buddhist tetra-gammadion) mark on the chest, approx. 19.5"h x 13"w x 11