Japanese Metal Horse

This is a wonderful cast metal prancing horse sculpture with saddle, head down.  Horse is attached to a metal base, stamped with JAPAN. Size is approx. 10" x 12"

The Metal has a Bronze Finish to it. It comes in Two pieces - the Rider and the Horse. The piece measures 17 1/2" Tall and 17" wide, and is in Good Overall Condition. The Horse and Rider will probably

DESCRIPTION: A Toyo Japan rearing horse metal sculpture with a dark brown/dark patina finish. Holds original label "Toyo Japan" on the underside. CIRCA: 20th Century. ORIGIN: Japan. DIMENSIONS: H: 17

Japan Gilt Metal Figural Sculpture. Man riding horse or donkey. Marked Japan. Dimensions: H: 13 inches: W: 12 inches: D: 3 inches --- Delivery Offer: Uniques offers curbside delivery to NYC, Manhattan

Early 20th century cast metal Tang Horse, h.24cm: Marked Japan to base.

Twelve American and Japanese Cast Iron Metal and Glass Toy Automobiles, Trucks, Horse and Carriage and Motorcycle by Various Makers, 19th/20th Century Including Champion, Arcade No. 1457, Hubley and o

Lot of ten Japanese decorative objects, bronze and metal, to include: four horse figures, two turtle figures and three teapots. Provenance: From the estate of Arthur R. Errion, M.D., of Salem, Massach

Large Japanese Mixed Metal Usubata, Meiji Period (1868-1912), wide galleried rim, body with recessed scenes of elegant lady before a carriage and warrior astride a horse, multi-tiered base, h.22 1/4 i

19th century Japanese kashira (metal pommel at the end of the hilt of a sword) with multimetal inlays depicting Gentoku riding through the waters of the river Dankei on his horse Tokiro while escaping

Japanese Repoussé Metal dish, no apparent inscriptions or markings, border of dish depicts flowers birds and vine like designs, pictorial scene to center depicts two samurai and a horse standing alon

Title: Pair of Antique Samurai Warrior Battle Horse 'ABUMI Origin: Japanese Date: Edo period Materials: Bronze metal wood Size: 30x 12 x25 cm Pair of Antique Samurai Warrior Battle Horse 'ABUMI (stirr

DESCRIPTION: A japanese patinated mixed metal figural table lamp depicting a japanese Muromachi samurai warrior in full armor costume atop a stallion horse. Finished with a bronze-colored patina finis

A very nice set of flat two burning building and accompanying fire pieces, one hand painted rider on horse, a Japanese friction tank and six white metal vehicles. Conditions vary.Condition:(Very Good

Cast metal with good patina as shown. See photos.

Group of eighteen, antique Japanese menuki (sword hilt ornaments), in bronze and other metals, including two matched pairs; depicting dragons, lions, tigers, birds, horses and a minogame; Prov

Well executed, good size and nice patina. Apparently unsigned. From a Roslyn Harbor Long Island NY estate. - Dimensions: the larger 44" x 57" approx

meiji period, signed, by far the best pair of horse stirup with silver inlay as we handled, 11.75"w 10"ht, losse son the lacquer

Signed to base. From a long Island NY estate. - Dimensions: 76"H x 82" L approx

An extremely rare Japanese horse's muzzle, early Edo periodThe muzzle made of slightly pitted, wrought iron bands, connected by chains at the centre. Embellished with a kiri flower. Length 22 cm.This

Whimsical Metal Horse Folk Art Sculpture, 20th C. Signed JK, dated 72. Size: 48'' x 20'' x 50'' (122 x 51 x 127 cm). Provenance: The Estate of Mary Bert Gutman, Pennsylvania.

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

A Japanese horse armour cover, A Japanese horse armour cover, Edo period (1603-1868), comprising red lacquered pieces, sewn on to a textile backing, in three sections, 94 x 114cm, 57 x 68cm and 90 x 9

David Bennett (American, born 1941). A mixed media equestrian statue. Blown art glass and metal. A Modernist animalier work depicting a bucking horse. The bronze wires comprising the mane and tail are