Japan, imposing bronze incense burner, Meiji period.

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

Japan, 19th Century Meiji period, patinated bronze, in relief decoration, warrior figure holding censer with dragon wings surmounted by eagle, based on carved wood. Signs of use. Dim:. 180cm.

Bronze. Japan, Meiji period Modelled as two laughing and dancing shojo, ‘drunken sprites’, one holding a fan and the other holding a sake cup. They are standing next to a large lidded jar,

Origin:Japan Date/Period:19th.c Material:bronze Approximate Size: Height:3 1/4in 8.5cm Additional Information: This lot is a Japanese Meiji era bronze incense burner, representing a valuable antique a

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

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

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

Satsuma incense burner Japan Meiji period, 1868-1912 Height without lid approx. 5 cm Mark of Sekizan Knob on lid missing Small square koro (incense burner) with round lid and sparsely applied floral a

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.

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”

Japanese 19th Century antique Meiji Period bronze incense burner censer bowl. Decorated with dragons and roosters. Tripodal form, with three legs surmounting on an altar plinth. No apparent signature.

A MEIJI PERIOD JAPANESE BRONZE INCENSE BURNER modelled as a slender dragon holding a vessel 26cm long

Japanese Meiji Period Gilt Bronze Incense Burner, 19th century. Unusual open ring form with scrolled sides and shishi lid handle. Ring accent over a pierced body raised on high relief elephant feet. 9

Size:12.5"H

A Japanese Bronze Incense Burner of a Bearded Sage, Late Edo-Meiji period, the laughing figure is dressed in elaborately decorated robes and reclines against a large sack as he holds a scroll aloft, d

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

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

Japanese Gilt Bronze Incense Burner 4''x5''. Figural box with knot motif. Carved shou symbol on bottom. Overall wear from age. 19th century, Meiji period.

Meiji period, three sections of finely gilt bronze comprising: a chrysanthemum petal from smoke cap, reticulated floral form hanger, chrysanthemum and reticulated floral from basket, 24 x 8 in. overal

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.

Chinese, bronze FOO GOG incense burning late 19th/early 20th century, hinged head, finely articulated oval body with great details in the decoration, four paw feet, unmarked. measuring approx. 13 tall

Title: Japanese Meiji Bronze Duck Incense Burner Origin: Asian private collection Date/Period: 19th Description: Size: about 13x7x8 cm, Exquisite Japanese Bronze Duck Sculpture, Home Decoration Art, L

bird and serpent decor with vine on handle and fancy openwork pot, Meiji period, 16" long....A censer, incense burner or perfume burner (these may be hyphenated) is a vessel made for burning incense o

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.