Antique Dragon Head

shape. The jug has an octagonal form with a Dragon's head loop handle. The jug is decorated in the

Japanese bronze bells of this age. This special temple bell has a handle of dragon heads called ryuzu

handheld mallet or a beam suspended on ropes. Antique Japanese bronze temple bells have a handle of dragon

much looks alike the dragon heads the Viking ships had mounted on them. The handle is intricately

scrollwork embedded with bats, Shou longevity symbols and archaistic dragon heads. The lacquer finish has

dragon head with horns, a scaled body in the shape of a deer, and a lion's tail. It embodies wisdom and

motifs found in the Far East. The suspension loop (ryuzo) is formed by two dragon heads and a flame; the

form of two mirrored dragon heads. Around the upper portion of the bell, the pronounced bosses Fu (chi

dragon heads. Around the upper portion of the bell, the pronounced bosses Fu (chi) are arranged in five

attractive and desirable work of art. This distinctive dragon headed bell handle called ryuzu and remarkable

cartouche displaying out of a coronet a dragon's head The upper rims of these antique silver wine

dragon's head that can still be seen today on the bows of his many boats still in circulation (around one

handle of dragon heads called ryuzu, protrusions called chi chi or nyu and to improve resonance of sound

princes, dukes, businessmen, Heads of State. His mark was a stylized dragon's head that can still be seen

two handles which terminate in dragon heads that are finely cast and chased resting on the six-sided

further pair of dragon heads descending down the sloped roof. Under the overhanging eave of the roof, the

of dragon heads called ryuzu, protrusions called chi chi or nyu and to improve resonance of sound

dragon heads called ryuzu, protrusions called chi chi or nyu and to improve resonance of sound

temple bells have a handle of dragon heads called ryuzu, protrusions called chi chi or nyu and to improve

. Antique Japanese bronze temple bells have a handle of dragon heads called ryuzu, protrusions called chi

dragon heads. Around the upper portion of the bell, the pronounced bosses Fu (chi) are arranged in five

bronze temple bells have a handle of dragon heads called ryuzu, protrusions called chi chi or nyu and to

a beam suspended on ropes. Antique Japanese bronze temple bells have a handle of dragon heads

. At the top, the handle (ryûzu) is crafted in the form of two mirrored dragon heads. Around the upper

through at the hem and cuffs. His shoulders are decorated with elaborate golden dragon heads, further

have a handle of dragon heads called ryuzu, protrusions called chi chi or nyu and to improve resonance

have a handle of dragon heads called ryuzu, protrusions called chi chi or nyu and to improve resonance

form of a sinuous dragon with its head turned towards an upturned tail, the body carved on both sides

handheld striker or mallet . Antique Japanese bronze temple bells have a handle of dragon heads called

repousse bracelet with a double headed dragon/serpent and scroll work. There is a Chinese character

Japanese bronze temple bells have a handle of dragon heads called ryuzu, protrusions called chi chi or nyu

surmounted with an eagle and further birds carved below, each arm is modeled as a dragon's body and head. The

and with the double headed dragon, it really is a fantastically decorative piece The condition is

carved dragon's claws resting on grotesque heads with ram's horns, the seat is of X-frame or Curule shape

This antique Chinese silver and rattan bamboo bracelet features a double headed dragon holding a

. Superlative cloisonne craftsmanship makes this two-piece treasure with four dragon feet and heads with

head holding the bowl of the spoon in its mouth. The dragon finely crafted and portrayed in motion, all

This antique silver ring shows Saint George fighting the dragon on the curbed ring head The

Bodhisattva of Compassion, sitting on the head of a dragon. Her right foot on a lotus flower, Guanyin wears an

kirin is a mythical creature of chimeric nature, with the head of a dragon, body of a horse covered in

depicts a wonderful griffin or dragon with the head of a lion and a fish or mermaid tail in a stunning

to circa 1860-1900. It depicts a wonderful griffin or dragon with the head of a lion and a fish or

Antique Savonarola mahogany Campaign arm chair. Features a serpentine X frame with dragon / lion

with ormolu accoutrements including scroll, foliate and dragon crest, figural ram's head arms, Egyption

flowers and a free-floating, ribbed baluster at the end. From this centerpiece, 3 dragon heads form the

Central panel presents a horse rider with flag aloft Lion's head masque, dragon figures and decorative

. frame The archangel appears wearing classical armour and a red cloak, his left foot upon the head of

Impressive 19th century bench of solid walnut with heavily hand-carved Renaissance motif of dragons

Amazing 19th CENTURY Important Console Empire Napoleon III In gilded wood carved with dragons and a

of a single stylized lotus blossom surrounded by a pair of geometric, abstracted dragons, their heads

with crown flanked by a pair of phoenix, or winged dragons. Sculptural grotesque heads form the handles

dragon arm supports and rocker heads. Extremely popular in the late 19th century, Fantasy Furniture is

walnut shaped back with cherubs, creatures, dragons and lions heads. It boasts extremely fine pierced

Templar Cross on each side, probably made for a Church, ending with Dragon, Wyvern or Zilant heads for

exquisite quality cresting is modeled as dragons, high quality mask heads and centered by a roundel above a

forward upon a rectangular plinth. Its dragon-like head is held upright, fangs bared through a closed

-headed dragon named Ladon as an additional safeguard. However, in the mythology surrounding the