Cricket Cage

The slender form of this small cricket cage indicates it was designed to be portable, carried around in a pocket or strung on a waistband.

The cage is further decorated with a petite bamboo cricket cage and protective charms of carved ivory, jade, and agate.

This enchanting Japanese cricket cage takes the form of a norimono, a type of palanquin, or sedan chair, used by members of the aristocracy and samurai class in feudal Japan.

The panel on the left shows a delightful scene of a young boy with a cricket and a cricket cage. The boy's left hand is closed, presumably around a cricket, while the boy points to t...

Similarly styled pierced containers have been used throughout Asia as a cricket cage - fighting box for almost 2000 years, as keeping crickets as pets emerged in China in early antiq...

These pieces are sometimes referred to as Cricket Pots or Cages, typically unmarked. Measures: Height (tallest one at center back) 4.75” (12cm), width 3.75" (9.5cm), depth 3.75” ...

Stylish Assembled Set of Five Hand Painted Chinese Export Reticulated Pierced blue and white porcelain vases of Hexagonal and square outline, sometimes referred to as cricket pots or...

These pieces are sometimes referred to as Cricket Pots or Cages, typically unmarked. Measures: Height (tallest one at center back) 5” (12.5cm), Width 4.25" (10.5cm), Depth 3.75” ...

Offline Order Template: Chinese gourd cricket cage

Displayed on a custom steel mount, this cricket cage lives on as a storied sculptural object.

In addition to the Gourd Cage, there is a live-modelled Cricket made of metal.

Offline Order Template: Chinese gourd cricket cage

The box has some holes design, maybe used as a crickets cage. Exquisite conversation museum quality piece with a very nice antique patina.

A true pair, with one figure holding a cat fish complete with whiskers and the other a cricket cage. Great attention to detail and traditional whimsical expressions.

Probably used as a tea caddy or cricket box cage. Exquisite conversation museum quality piece with a very nice antique patina.

Stylish Assembled v, sometimes referred to as cricket pots or cages. Circa first half of the Twentieth Century.

These pieces are sometimes referred to as cricket pots or cages, typically unmarked. Measures: Height (an impressive) 5” (12.5cm), width 4.75" (12cm), depth 4.75” (12cm).

Stylish assembled set of five hand painted Chinese export reticulated pierced blue and white porcelain vases of hexagonal outline, sometimes referred to as cricket pots or cages. Cir...

Stylish Assembled Set of eight Hand Painted Chinese Export Reticulated Pierced Blue and White Porcelain Vases of hexagonal and square outline, sometimes referred to as cricket pots o...

Stylish Assembled Set of five Hand Painted Chinese Export Reticulated Pierced Blue and White Porcelain Vases all of hexagonal outline, sometimes referred to as cricket pots or cages....

Q'ing Dynasty Shanxi Cricket Cage

Q'ing Dynasty Golden Painted Cricket Cage

Blackened iron hanging lantern in the form of a cricket cage with 2 crickets and a rice paper inner shade.

A fine Imperial Satsuma pottery cricket cage, and cover, c. 1880, Meiji Petiod. The reticulated cage, modelled as a length of fabric, tied with a knot, which forms the overhead handle.

Exceptional Chinese cricket box of octagonal form. The case finely crafted of black rosewood wood with ivory rimmed glass window panes and intricately carved tortoise shell cover wit...

Unusual Chinese cricket box with molded gourd body, bulbous wood rim, and a high, intricately carved tortoise shell cover. The surface of the gourd with continuous landscape scene of...

An exquisite 19th-century Chinese hardwood display cabinet, masterfully carved and richly detailed throughout. Crafted during the late Qing Dynasty, this rare piece exemplifies the a...

Celebrate the warmth and craftsmanship of mid-century design with this vintage woven rattan wall sculpture. Expertly handcrafted from natural rattan, the piece features a series of g...

Free shipping Qing dynasty Stunning statement piece in any room 2 tier floating pagoda birdcage Highly carved and detailed Dragons, flowers, fish and snakes 2 intricate, functi...

This unusual logs holder is made of rattan. This is a French work, circa 1950.

Large carved wooden and partially gilt bird cage, 14 by 14 by 30 inches, with its original three white porcelain feeding bowls and two yellow glazed bowls, plus a taxidermy figure o...

The original Nine Dragon Wall was built during the reconstruction of Ningshou Palace in 1772. It is 29.4 meters long, 3.5 meters high and 0.45 meters thick. It is a single-sided gl...

A charming antique Chinese famille rose porcelain piece dating to the second half of the 19th century, during the Qing dynasty. Of diminutive proportions, the porcelain stands approx...

A substantial antique Chinese famille rose Canton porcelain covered bowl dating to the second half of the 19th century, during the Qing dynasty. Measuring approximately 26 cm across,...