A Japanese champleve pagoda carried by elephants, Meiji, 19th/20th C.

Title: A Japanese champleve pagoda carried by elephants, Meiji, 19th/20th C. Description: H 44 cm

Title: A Japanese champleve incense burner and cover crowned with a shishi lion and carried by elephants, Meiji, 19th/20th C. Description: H 71 cm

Title: A Japanese champleve figure of Kannon, Meiji, 19th/20th C. Description: H 61 cm

A Japanese censer, a pair of urns and two semi-precious stone trees in bronze and champleve, Meiji, 19/20th C. Dia.: 22 cm - H.: 16,5 cm (the pair of urns) H.: 16 cm (the pair of trees)

Nice artist-signed Japanese bronze vase, Meiji Period (19th/20th c.), Japan, possibly by Genryusai Seiya, dark brown patinated bronze lobed baluster form vase, the side decorated with a Kingfisher per

Nice Japanese lacquered tray, Likely Meiji Period (19th/20th c.), gilt, mother-of-pearl dust, polychrome lacquer, depicting a small bird and flowers on a glittery speckled black ground, unmarked, 1"h

Antique Japanese mixed metal Kozuka, Meiji Period (19th/20th c.), the gilt, patinated bronze and copper hilt relief decorated with figures swimming beside a palace, the steel knife blade inscribed in

Japanese Meiji period bronze footed box, 19th/20th c., applied crab and lotus flower on cover, engraved dragons decorate sides, unmarked, 2.25"h x 5.25"l x 4"w Provenance: From a Private NYC Collectio

(2) Japanese Kutani porcelain bowls, Meiji Period (19th/20th c.), Japan, gilt and enameled porcelain, the bowl interiors identically decorated with three scholars, one seated and engaged in calligraph

Japanese Meiji inlaid bronze censer and stand, 19th/20th c., leaf and scroll decoration in relief, with copper inlaid lotus, 8.5"h x 17"w x 10.5"d (incl. stand)

Fine Japanese Meiji bronze urn and cover, Meiji Period (19th/20th c.), dark patinated cast bronze, decorated with raised relief birds and clouds on a geometric pattern ground, with cat head and tongue

Pair Japanese gilt and black lacquer storage boxes, Meiji Era (19th/20th c), Japan, gilt decorated black lacquer, the octagonal box, cover and stand decorated with floral scrolls and family mons, open

(lot of 6) Japanese Meiji period silver cups and saucers, Sanju Saku (Yokohama, 19th/ 20th c.), maker's mark of turtle in triangle, including: (3) cups, hammered bowl with repousse dragon, cast dragon

Title: A Japanese gilt and lacquered maki-e box and cover or kobako with mother-of-pearl inlay, Meiji, 19th/20th C. Description: H 5,3 - L 13,8 - D 10,8 cm

Japanese lacquered teapot with Royal crest, Likely Meiji Period (19th/20th c.), brown lacquer gilt decorated with the Ichijo family wisteria mon, engraved bronze sheathed spout and foot, 8"h x 10"l x

Pair large Arita porcelain chargers, Meiji Period (19th/20th c.), polychrome enameled and gilt blue underglazed porcelain, each plate elaborately decorated with birds, flowers, and figures in a mounta

Meiji School, sculpture, 19th/20th c., Japan, Ryujin on Dragon Fish, finely cast dark patinated bronze, modeled as the Dragon King atop a sea creature, no signature or seal observed, 9"h x 9"l x 7"w

The white pottery moulded elephant wearing dress and blanket with enamel flowers, 19th C Meiji period. H 18.5cm (7 1/4in)

Sanju Saku, Meiji enameled silver box, 19th/20th c., Japan, silver (purity unknown), repousse decorated with high relief iris flowers on the hinged lid and three sides, maker's mark (turtle in triangl

Japanese Kutani porcelain figure of a standing female form with a colorful floral kimono, unmarked 19th/20th c. Meiji period, 24" high x 7"

A pair of antique Japanese silver picture frames featuring a highly detailed repousse border with Japanese pagodas and chrysanthemum flowers design. Unmarked, dated from the late Meiji period, 1868 to

Old Japanese lacquer box and pair stands, 19th/20th c., incl. a Tanzaku-Bako (poem box), with Togidashi-Makie and Nashiji decoration techniques, likely Meiji Period, and a pair of stands or candlehold

Japanese bronze and champleve enamel table lamp in the form of a bi-level pagoda with spire resting upon the backs of three elephants caparisoned in white, red, and turquoise blue enamel on a circular

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, Japan, Meiji period, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand carved elephant ivory okimono figurine of Daikokuten (Daikoku), one of the Seven Lucky Gods, holding