Dark Japanese Clay Okimono of a Shi Shi - Meiji-Showa

A LARGE JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE OKIMONO GROUP OF SHI SHI DOGS, the large dogs modeled fighting; one dog with its paw upon the back of the other mid fight, each dog measures approximately 44cm hig

ONLINE ONLY EVENT! NO RESERVES ABOVE STARTING BIDS! Large and heavy pair of Japanese late Meiji, Taisho or Showa bizen ware ceramic pottery Shi Shi shishi guardian buddhist foo dog temple lion kylin s

A LARGE JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY OKIMONO, together with a fitted wood stand, carved in the form of a man standing on a shi-shi and holding aloft a censer from which issues forth an Immortal, 14.7in

A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IVORY OKIMONO OF A STREET PERFORMER, together with a fixed wood stand, the man in the company of a child and a monkey, his foot resting on a drum, a shi-shi costume held in his

Dimension: 22x12 cm Weight: 647 gram Introduction: This Japanese wood carving of a Shishi lion, with its flowing mane and expressive features, draws inspiration from the Meiji period's fascination wit

Meiji period (1868-1912), signed with red seal on underside, finely rendered playful Japanese shishi dogs with curls and a creamy finely crackled glaze, detailed color to their mouths and noses and ex

A PAIR OF BLUE GLAZED EARTHENWARE SHISHI GUARDIAN LIONS, JAPANESE, MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912), each with turquoise glaze over carved pinwheel fur, reticulated balls and flaming tails. Height: 9 1/2" Wid

A group of two Japanese ivory Okimono. ++An old man seated, holding a Shishi, with inlaid eyes. Signed on bottom: "Matsuyama". 4". ++A girl washing her hair next to a bucket. Signed on bottom: "Gyokus

meiji period, Tokyo artist, signed in square area, measures 4" by 5.5"; Provenance: from a Southern Florida Estate

Two Wood Shishi Lion Figures, Japanese, circa 19th century, Meiji/Taisho period. Each is robustly carved, depicting the animal seated with either an open or closed mouth, adorned with traces of white

Okimono Japan, Mitte 20.Jh. Porzellan. Zwei spielende Shishi-Löwen. Rot glasiert, teilweise farbig bemalt und vergoldet. H 24 cm. Mit Holzsockel.

PAIR OF JAPANESE KUTANI FOO DOGS FROM THE SHOWA PERIOD Height: 10.75 in. by Width: 8 in. by Depth: 8

Meiji-Taisho Era Japanese Bronze Vase. Shishi handles. Embellished with Birds and Cherry Blossom Trees. Measures 7 1/2"x5 1/2"x14 1/4". Weight 6 pds. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private Estate

COMPLETE SET OF 5 OLD JAPANESE PRINT BOOKS FROM THE MEIJI PERIOD. (MEIJI 31) "MEIJI SHINSEN SHI GAKU TAISEN - POETRY - REFERENCE BOOKS". EACH VOLUME HAS ABOUT 100 - 200 PAGES. CONDITION IS FAIR. COVER

DESCRIPTION: An excellent small 3.5" Meiji era Japanese cloisonne covered censer or Koro with motifs of dragons, hoho birds, and shi shi dogs. Incredibly precise wirework throughout with excellent viv

A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD HIRADO MODEL OF A SHI-SHI, 11.5cm high.

A PAIR OF JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD AO KUTANI MODELS OF SHI SHI, each seated with turned head on a sloping rectangular plinth, each base unglazed, 9.5in high.

ANONYMOUS (19TH CENTURY) Shishi Lion-Dog and Peonies Edo period (1615-1868) or Meiji era (1868-1912), 19th century A large two-panel folding screen in ink and colors on paper depicting a shishi (Chine

Large Japanese bronze urn, Meiji period (1868-1912), having substantial shishi/ lion-dog handle mounts to either side, body reserved with bird, foliate, and floral motifs, interior of base fashioned f

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

gilded, lacquered and painted, Edo/Meiji period, 17 1/2" tall, 23" long, 10 1/2" deep.

A pair of Japanese patinated Meiji period bronze vasiform censers, of ovoid form, with pierced caps, shi-shi finials, bird relief bands; on tripodal legs [21 inches high], now raised on wooden, fluted

A JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD IMPERIAL SATSUMA CERAMIC KORO & COVER, of hexagonal form with floral decoration, on triple mask form feet, with twin handles, the cover with a Shi-Shi dog, the base artist sign

Japanese, late 19th century, Meiji (1868-1912). A fine matched pair of Kutani porcelain covered censers or Koro each having a domed lid pierced below a standing shi shi, kylin or fu dog form finial, t