Two Japanese Bronze Hand Fans

TWO JAPANESE POLISHED BRONZE HAND MIRRORS, KAGAMI, LATE 19TH CENTURY. Decorated with cranes under pine trees with inscription and makers mark. 32cm length. (2) Both in good overall general condition.

Both depicting Horai-zan theme scenes, with turtle form knobs, cranes, bamboo and pine trees all around. One with a floral crest embedded within the scene. Both signed to lower right. 17-18th C. Dia.

Lot consisting of two 19th century Japanese bronze hand mirrors and one 19th century cast bronze plate in high relief depicting Adam and Eve visited by an angel (9 1/4" diameter).

JAPANESE HAND PAINTED FAN WITH CRANES: Japanese, hand-painted fan depicting two flying cranes n a stylized landscape, 19th c. or earlier. Sight size: 8”h x 7.5”l and housed in a shadowbox frame: 1

A grouping of two antique Japanese, meiji period bronze items including a fan-shaped mixed metal lidded box, signed on the back, and a small mixed metal bronze vase with rooster motif, signed on the u

Ornate Japanese Bronze Hand Warmer 7''x8''. Pierced cover with fan motif and relief musicians and buddha at sides. Small repair to handle mount and a polished body. 19th century, Meiji period.

Two Japanese mirrors depicting Horai-zan theme scenes, with turtle form knobs, cranes, bamboo and pine trees all around. Both signed to lower right. One Chinese mirror with circulating characters. Lar

Early Japanese Bronze Hand Warmer 7''x6.5''. Relief molded body with kylins amongst clouds. Pierced lid with two stylized chops. Lid is missing some decoration. 18th century, Edo period.

Meiji period, late 19th-early 20th century. Relief decoration. Dragon and griffon type creatures. Drilled for lamp with soldered repair. 21"h. And fans with koi and birds. Missing bottom. 16.5"h.

TWO JAPANESE BRONZE FIGURES BY SEIYA. Meiji period. A standing figure of a fisherman, wearing a straw hat and carrying a net on his hands, and a young girl in kimono, holding a double gourd sake bottl

DESCRIPTION: Bronze sculpture depicting a samurai bearing two war fans and two swords while wearing full armor and standing on an uneven ground. Embellished on armor with wave, wing, fenghuang (Chines

Signed Japanese bronze figure holding fan in one hand and removable mask and etched design all over the back. Measures 12 3/4" h x 11 1/4" w x 4" d.

In black ink on paper, the scroll depicts a might samurai holding a hand fan, and two red bats fluttering above his head. Historically, Japan has weaponized hand fan for warfare. Black ink inscription

Japanese silk hand fan, 19th c., the guards signed in red with two characters and carved with flowering vines, silk fan finely embroidered with Wisteria branches, retaining tassel and presented in the

Japanese polished bronze round hand mirrors with Herons in landscape scenes in relief and handles wrapped with wicker trim. This represents the paradise of the "Isle of the Immortals" popular since th

This great figure appears silverd broze. He is a Noh dancer with mask that is removable. His robe is Phoenix engraved and holds a fan in one hand. No visible markings and measures approx 13" tall x 10

Japanese patinated bronze Hotei, having a smiling face holding a sack in his left hand and removable fan in his raised right hand, with the signature, overall: 13"h (with the fan)

Japanese bronze and mixed metal noh dancer, in traditional attire with an Okina mask and holding a fan in his hand, with the signature on the back, approx. 20.25"h

This great figure appears to be bronze with silver plating. He is a Noh dancer with mask that is removable. His robe is Phoenix engraved and holds a fan in one hand. No visible markings and measures a

This is an excellently symmetrical Sculpture of two Russian dancers. Their hands touch as they both fan out their flowy skirts in the same motion. The costuming is a unique combination of romantic and

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,

Japanese bronze Showa period scroll weight; in the form of Hotei holding a staff in one hand while pulling his sack with rat in the other, two character signature to base; well detailed, some surface

Japan, c. 19th century or earlier; The largest is a Buddhist hand bell with Vajra finial; the two smaller bells probably clothing attachments. Height of large bell: 8 1/2" (21.4cm) Two smaller bells:

19th century Japanese copper and brass keman in a shape of a rounded fan (uchiwa) with pierced low relief decoration of two phoenixes confronting each other in flight above lotus flowers, buds and lea