Koro Incense Burner Jar, Meiji Period.

Koro Incense Burner Jar, Meiji Period. Various Japanese inscription throughout with gilt foliate sroll and shell designs to the body. Incised maker mark to the undersisde base. Weight Approx., 0.5 lb

This patinated Japanese tripod koro (incense burner) dates to the late Meiji period (1860-1912) and is decorated with a phoenix and leaves in high relief. All of three feet are shaped like lion paws.

Antique 19th Century Chinese or Japanese Silver Enamel & Shibayama Koro Circa 1890 19th Century Japanese Meiji Period Shibayama Koro (Incense Burner) The Silver Round Body Is Made Of Very Fine Filigre

A highly detailed monumental patinated Japanese incense burner (koro), likely 19th century Meiji period. High and low relief bronze in four stacked pieces. The base with three oni supporting a ring of

A Japanese Gold and Shibayama Koro with CoverMeiji period (1868-1912), hexagonal shaped silver koro (incense burner) inset with six lobed gold-lacquer panels edged in silver, each depicting Japanese f

late Edo period or early Meiji period, includes three finely articulated birds of varying sizes, two are koro incense burners with removable wings and lifted feathers for allowing the smoke to escape.

Japanese Ryozan Satsuma Hand Painted Porcelain Incense Burner, Meiji period. Lidded incense burner. Figural rabbit finial to reticulated lid. Ornate hand painted and gilt decoration to the sides depic

Blue & White ware porcelain koro with pierced latticework, 9 ¼” tall.

Lot of 4 Asian Porcelain Pieces. 1. Awataguchi Koro Kyoto Satsuma, Incense Burner Artist signed "Lateedo". Height 4". 2. Japanese Kiyomizu Rice Bowl Meiji Period . Hand painted Japanese Figures with f

Provenance: Property from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Beverly Hill, California. Incense burner in red tone Sumida pottery fabrication, circa Meiji period, unsigned. Country of origin: Japan. This in

2pc Japanese Hirado Porcelain. Includes a blue and white mushroom form incense burner 6.25''x5.5'' and a bowl 1.5''x7.75'' in tomobako box. Cracked base to koro. 19th century, Meiji period.

Japanese, Meiji Period, bronze incenser burner, of a male figure riding on the back of a bird on an oval shaped platform H: 9.4"(24cm) D: 6.2"(15.7cm) Provenance: Estate Sale of Dr. Solomon Stone, a c

Japanese Satsuma hand painted porcelain lidded incense jar. Hand painted image to the lid and to the sides depicts a gathering of elderly figures, most likely immortals, with gilt halos. Fan design to

Japanese Satsuma Hand Painted porcelain Dragon Hirado ware Koro Incense, Meiji period. White ground with painted blue cloud accents, figural dragon around the body. Top with removable silver woven Inc

Japanese Satsuma Vase-shaped Incense Burner, Meiji Period, represents the warm-ivory-colored glazed ceramics from the Satsuma kilns in Kagoshima-area of Kyushu. Wisteria vine and hanging blossoms are

A Pair of Japanese Patinated Bronze Covered Incense Burners, Meiji period 31 x 9 x 5-1/2 inches (78.7 x 22.9 x 14.0 cm) (each) HID03101062020 © 2024 Heritage Auctions | All Rights Reserved

Pair of stoneware incense burners. Japan. Meiji period (1868-1912). Satsuma ware. Decoration of scholars in a garden. Cracks and repairs. 18in high. Drilled and mounted as lamps.

A Japanese Bronze Incense Burner LATE MEIJI PERIOD, 19TH CENTURY of globular form cast with panels enclosing birds perched on branches, set with a pair of upright shaped handles, raised on tall stand

Hozan Satsuma Pottery Incense Burner C. 19th.c. Meiji Period, Signed, H 4.5'' Incense burner with pierced cover. Three figural panels on body highlighted in gold. Signed. Finest workmanship. Signed on

Japanese Zuizan for Koshida Satsuma hand painted porcelain incense jar, Meiji to Showa period. Footed incense jar with twin handles. Hand painted floral decoration to the sides, textured pattern in a

Monumental Japanese Meiji Period (1868 - 1912) Cast Bronze Incense Burner in Two Sections. Globular basin with three dragon supports. Rests on Hexagonal base with a reticulated railing. Body of burner

Size:12.5"H

Japanese Meiji period bronze incense burner. Bird-of-Prey (Falcon) perched on top of rock ledge. Two pieces. Removal hatch style door for incense set within wings. Dimensions: 18” x 15”

JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD A Japanese Meiji period bronze incense burner of a boy and fish. The censer is in the form of a fish naturalistically flopped on its side with a boy kneeling on it. The smoke emits