Chinese Cricket

Your cricket can live in style in this antique cricket cage! There is a rock mounted on the inside

A fine 19th century Chinese cricket box basket. Copper with double swing handles. The cutwork top

The practice of keeping crickets as pets began in China as early as the Tang dynasty, (618-907

Late 19th century Chinese brass cricket box. Elaborately hand cut sides & engraved lid with handle

Offered by Zena Kruzick 19th century burl wood cricket stool from China. The seat of this

cricket cage, decorative ivory charms, and three enameled porcelain cups for holding water and birdseed

The practice of keeping crickets as pets began in China as early as the Tang dynasty (618-907

Keeping crickets as pets or for fighting emerged in China in early antiquity. This early 20th

almost 2000 years, as keeping crickets as pets emerged in China in early antiquity. Initially, crickets

The practice of keeping crickets as pets began in China as early as the Tang dynasty (618-907

Offline Order Template: Chinese gourd cricket cage

A fine antique Chinese export silver box. By Cum Wo. In solid silver. Likely intended to house

Offline Order Template: Chinese gourd cricket cage

Exceptional Chinese cricket box of octagonal form. The case finely crafted of black rosewood wood

Unusual Chinese cricket box with molded gourd body, bulbous wood rim, and a high, intricately

Chinese porcelain cricket box 19th century

Kaws, "Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket", 2010. Disney. Painted cast vinyl/resin. From an edition of

Chinese cricket basket in horn with an erotic design. Lid in boxwood with a dragon in horn.