An Edo Altarpiece Rooster, "opka"

Altarobjekt, Hahn, "opka" Edo, Nigeria Ohne Sockel / without base Gelbguss. H 49 cm Provenienz: Nachlass Denise David (1928-2011), Zürich. Publiziert: 1999 im Rundschreiben der Galerie Walu abgebilde

A carved wooden effigy of a Rooster, with elaborate design and carving style. A very elegant old example. In the Benin / Edo culture roosters are placed on ancestral altars commemorating the queen mot

Stylistic bronze rooster from Benin. Brass roosters are placed on ancestral altars commemorating the queen mothers of Benin. They stand for fowl and other animals that are sacrificed during rituals ho

A Japanese Wakizashi, Edo/Meiji PeriodDouble-rooster/cockerel menuki, matching silver dragonfly fuchi-kashira, mumei (unsigned);nagasa length 14.2 in (36 cm), overall length 22 in — 55.9 cmEstim

A Japanese silk embroidery depicting a rooster on an o-daiko drum, Edo ou Meiji, 19th C. Dim.: 90 x 69,5 cm (the embroidery excl. frame)Dim.: 96 x 77,5 cm (the frame) We have more lots available exclu

Standing Figure of Marici, the Patron Kanno Bosatsu of the Samurai, in carved and painted wood, having six arms with metal attributes, atop a rock outcropping, flanked by rooster and hen, and with the

DSP. Sign is Maker Marked Cameo, Los Angeles. A bright and colorful example of this scarce and highly sought after Porcelain Sign from Hancock Gasoline showing Hancock's unique strutting Rooster graph

Reliefplatte, Krokodil Edo, Nigeria Ohne Sockel / without base Gelbguss. H 28 cm. B 26 cm. L 50,5 cm. Provenienz: - Galerie Walu, Zürich. - Nachlass Rudolf und Leonore Blum, Zumikon (1997). Publi

Querhornbläser Edo, Nigeria Mit Sockel / with base Gelbguss. H 50,5 cm Provenienz: - Galerie Walu, Zürich. - Nachlass Denise David (1928-2011), Zürich. Thermolumineszenz-Altersbestimmung: 250 Jahre

19TH CENTURY EDO PERIOD JAPANESE ARMOR; NO DAMAGE, NO REPAIRING, WEAR DUE TO AGE.

H:74cm W:39cm Wt:18200g

Massive Baccarat glass rooster, signed Baccarat on the side and carries a factory stamp, 13 1/2" ht by 16" long, CONDITION: no chips, cracks, repairs or material defects found. Jaremos attempts to cal

ANONYMOUS (18TH-19TH CENTURY) Flock of Cranes Edo period (1615-1868), 18th/19th century A six-panel folding screen in ink, color, and gold on paper depicting a flock of 17 cranes standing on the shore

Racconto azzurro, 1959 olio su tela, cm 96 x 130 Firmato in basso a destra: E. Murtic 959 Titolo al verso sul telaio: Racconto azzurro - Razonto azzuro Blue Tale, 1959 oil on canvas, cm 96 x 130 Signe

Height- 37"

Andreas von Zadora-Gerlof, Canadian (Born 1957). Lapidary sculpture of a Leghorn Rooster. The rooster is carved and adorned with red tourmaline comb and wattle, opals, canary diamond eyes, 18kt gold b

19TH CENTURY JAPAN EDO PERIOD RELIEF IRON HELMET; NO DAMAGE, NO REPAIRING, WEAR DUE TO AGE.

Japanese Edo Period Samurai Armour, 5 piece Ni Mai Dou made of iron, laced with leather and silk in sugake style. Nice kumon in brass. Heavy kote (arms) and wonderful blue colour overall. Ken suji kab

Benin Edo People, bronze ceremonial staff, 19th c. Nigeria, in two pieces, naturally dark and verdigris patinated cast bronze, in a stacked totemic form, the round standard surmounted by a long beaked

Nellie Mae Rowe. Orange Rooster. Signed. Not dated. Paint, crayon, colored pencil and marker on paper. Slight smearing on tail otherwise excellent condition. Image is 17" w x 14" h. Frame is 25"w x 22

Early Edo Period Japanese Samurai Armor, Gold Gusoku. As seen in the Samurai Exhibition at Musee Pointe A Calieres in 2012-2013. Covered with Nashiji-Nuri (Japanese Lacquer with Gold Powder), Gold Lea

Early Momoyama Edo Japanese Samurai Armor, Rare Red Colour. Rare All Matching Pieces. This Kind Of Armor, Called Karuta, Is Typically A Lightweight And Foldable Armor, Made Out Of Square Pieces Of Iro

Japanese Woodblock Print, 1929, published by Doi SIZE IN INCHES: 15.50 x 10.25 inches COMMENTS: Rare early 1st state printing, publisher's seal reads Doi Teiichi; carved and printed by Endo and Matsus

Roman, Early Imperial Period, possibly from Roman Tunisia, ca. 1st to 2nd century CE. An impressive, lifelike mosaic depicting a rooster, his body clearly modeled from life, with comb, hackle, feather