Antique Cicada

lantern, untouched, with an attractive "rosebud" featured on firebox and charming "cicada" on handle loop

. Say, for example, a 1930's carved amethyst cicada from China. That would look wonderful. But I love

we could come up with is either a very small-headed cicada or a lacewing, which is a green bug much

cicadas were replaced in 20th century

Excessively lovely fine frosted glass colorful cicada brooches from a family collection. Unsigned

French Japanesque Cicada Brooch. These Pin is a highly Realistic 18K Gold Insect with Diamond Eyes

Unusual Cicada Pin that is attached to a custom chain. (Can be removed.) Czech crystals

cicada, newly gilded, over the grillwork doors backed with original linen and enclosing two lights

Art Deco Egyptian Revival Cicada Brooch, in Celluloid with Marcasite and Gilt details. So finely

A Japanese boxwood incense box (kogo) in the form of a cicada (semi). The finely carved and highly

1905. The antique stoneware vessel features Art Nouveau style cicadas perched on top of either shoulder

An amazing Emile Galle cameo Cricket/Cicada cameo vase. Of all the Emile Galle cameo vases by far

Art Deco Art Glass by Almeric Walter, Beetle Pendant on knotted silk cord. A fantastic, life like captured image in glass. Absolutely perfect, no damage, no restoration, and fully si...

Outswept arms centered on single splat inlaid with cicada motif over rectangular seat resting on

kingshisher’s Japanese name, kawasemi, literally means "river cicada" which no doubt references to the whirring

Rex restaurant, and later Cicada. This wood and glass cabinet originally occupied a corner in the

illustrated are bees, wasps, locusts, cicadas, dragonflies, grasshoppers, beetles, damselflies and plant

life, birds, crabs, butterfly, insects including cicadas and dragonflies, cherries, Japanese figures

15ct Gold model of a cicada in the form of a brooch

Brass Japanese match safe vesta in the shape of a Cicada circa 1890s. Made in Japan. Please note of

blue embroidery and a single embroidered white Cicada (?) at center back. Total length 34". Sleeve

two cicadas confronted. Model produce 1912. Measure: H 4 ½ inches. Bibliographie: Félix Marcilhac

magnificent colors. Among the insects illustrated are bees, wasps, locusts, cicadas, dragonflies