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7286
Fair
9" L x 7" W
G228
Wood
Edo Period
1603-1868
Japan
19th Century
Tan
A Japanese decorative porcelain elephant with red and blue vegetal motif blanket detail.
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A Chinese sculpture in bronzed brass, depicting the deity Shou, god of longevity.
Japanese Meiji period pair of gamecocks, early 1900s, in bronze with silver gilt finish.
Terracotta female Haniwa head produced during the Kofun or Tumulus period in 3rd to 4th century Japan.
Chinese Tang-manner horse sculpture in Sancai-glazed pottery, with left front leg raised.
Chinese export circa 19th century pair of sculptural monkeys, each in pewter on wood stands.
Japanese Meiji era Iki Ningyo 'Living Doll' manufactured late 19th to early 20th century.
Square Japanese Sake Bottle finely detailed with a hand painted Fish.
A pair of vintage Chinese horse-form incense holders in brightly colored cloisonne.
Chinese Soapstone Carving of a Buddhist Mountain Scene, 20th Century. With a wooden base titled, "The Boulder." .
An extremely rare Japanese Edo period Kyogen mask of a Nio guardian king
Japanese Meiji period lacquered sculpted wood Buddha figure seated on an elaborately carved lotus throne with a mandorla in the back.
A Japanese Meiji Period late 19th, early 20th Century carved boxwood turtle okimono
A Chinese cast bronze sculpture depicting the deity figure of Lu, god of wealth, holding up a small child and standing next to a foo dog.
A late Meiji period Japanese Ikebana bleached willow wood vase.
An antique Japanese bronze sculpture of a horse. The piece dates from the Meiji Period.
A Japanese Noh theatre sculpted wood mask of Ko-Omote, a young girl.
Chinese famille rose porcelain and poly-chrome enamel Hotei Laughing Buddha figure with five boys, probably dating from the Republic Era.
An antique Japanese hand-woven bamboo Ikebana basket from the Meiji Period (1868-1912), produced circa 1900s. In overall good vintage condition, wear consistent with age.
A Japanese sculpted Noh Theater wooden mask depicting Saru the monkey.
Thai antique gilded and mirrored bronze Buddha statue from the 18th century, atop a wooden base.
Japanese Edo period pair of carved stone female Bodhisattva sculptures, hand painted
A Japanese carved and gilt wood Buddha figure Amida Nyorai (Buddha Amitabha), 15th C. Sengoku Cypress wood with traces of pigment and lacquer gold leaf. Standing on a lotus and a gold lacquer Zishi . This important masterpiece is exquisitely caved. From the draping of the robes and the beautiful face and head. This important museum quality is a very rare find. This statue of Amida (Sanskrit Amitabha Buddha), the Buddha of the Western Paradise, performs the gesture of teaching (vitarka mudra) with both hands. In East Asia, these gestures signify Amida's welcoming descent from heaven(raigo) to greet the soul of a faithful devotee at death. Images of his descent to earth illustrate the nineteenth of forty-eight vows made by Amida in a previous life, in which he promises to appear at the moment of death to all beings who devoutly desire rebirth in his paradise. Painted and sculpted versions of this theme first became popularized in Japan during the 12th century and were placed near the deathbed of a devotee so that he or she could see it. The statue has age appropriate wear. There are small chips to the robe's surface and the figure is missing its pinky and index finger.
Japanese vase with enamel cloisonné depicting naturalistic scenes with birds on one side and with fish on the other from the late Meiji period, circa 1900.
Japanese court figure in bronzed metal atop a stone base.
Balinese Barong hand carved and hand painted wood dance mask of an ornate colorful mythological creature.
A pair of Sculptural Japanese Foo Dogs made of Oribe porcelain from the late Edo Period. Good condition with age appropriate wear.
Japanese Meiji period geisha figure in clay, crafted late 19th – early 20th century.
An antique Japanese comic demon mask, Edo Period (1603 - 1868) c. 19th Century. This rare Buaku Kyogen mask was used in short, humorous skits within the Noh Dramas.
Japanese Meiji period bronze vase with two sculpted elephants
American Gilded Age pair of Tiffany urns made in heavy cast gilt bronze.
American Brutalist sculpted bronze coffee or cocktail table created by Paul Evans Studio, initialed and dated 70 on the base.
An antique Louis XIV style console table in untreated wood.
A pair of modernist Art Deco 'Woofle Bird' table lamps designed in 1929.
Seguso table lamp in cobalt blue Murano glass from the 1950s.
An abstract painting by mid-century artist John Seery, “Drawl”; acrylic on canvas,1975, signed on back.
Isaac Kahn geometric totem in brushed metal over composite on painted base. The sculpture is marked "Kahn 79" near the bottom.
Geometric style modern faceted art glass sculpture or vase, created by New-York based artist John Torreano (b. 1941) in the late 20th century.
Memphis Group Postmodern ceramic hand-painted pedestal or side table with colorful geometric theme dating from the 1990s.
Adrian Pearsall Mid-Century Modern high back wing chair made for Craft Associates in the 1960's.
Italian neo-classical carved olive wood sculpture depicting the head of Paris, made around 1810, after Italian artist Antonio Canova.
A rare huge clay Lucky Cat, produced in Japan during the Edo Period (1603-1868) - Ca. 1820.
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