Fish Lock

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this vintage Korean fish lock once brightened the façade of a

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th-century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th-century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th-century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

A 19th century Korean brass fish-form lock mounted on a custom stand. Pagoda Red Collection

A 19th century Korean brass fish-form lock mounted on a custom stand. Pagoda Red Collection

A 19th century Korean brass fish-form lock mounted on a custom stand. Pagoda Red Collection

sixteen drawers and lower cabinet with brass hardware, butterfly hasp and accents with lucky brass fish

and double fish lock pin posts for martial bliss.

Is it a fish or is it a bird ? Here's a beautiful and serene way to accent your indoor art space

the working locking mechanism. The fish service is fitted to a lift out drawer from a full canteen

fish design lock and key. From the collection of Ambassador and Mrs. Joseph Verner Reed.

-knotted silk with floral patterns. The pouch is adorned with relief fish images on the lock. With the hand

broken pediment top, interior shelves with optional inserts, and glass doors locked by fish clasp. Two

1900s fish lock from Korea likely decorated a lacquered chest cabinet offering a splash of golden

Like the sparkle of fish’s scales, this 19th century fish lock from North Korea once perked up the

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th-century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

Like the sparkle of fish’s scales, this 19th century fish lock from North Korea once brightened the

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

Like the sparkle of a fish’s scales, this 19th century Korean fish lock once brightened the façade

clothing. The large fish-form lock, common on chests from the provinces of northern Korea, symbolizes

with a fish lock and is topped with two metal handles. The inside of the lid is swathed in a beautiful

back in detailed Chinese patterns. Each basket closes with a fish lock and is topped with a wicker

A Chinese Brass Fish Shaped Lock, Early 20th Century Provenance: Private Australian Collection

warmer picnic basket with handles and fish lock. Vintage Chinese Jingdezhen hand painted porcelain Wan

fish lock (no key), flanked by a pair of pulls set on plates in longevity mushroom pattern (lingzi

with fish style lock. Made in Hong Kong. Dimensions: 12" x 7" x 5.5" (Width x Depth x Height)

Mid-Century Modern teak and glass display case vitrine with interior glass shelves. Brass fish

Korean Bandaji (blanket chest) with silver hardware, fish lock & key.

and fish lock and key. The fish symbolizes perseverance and abundance. Opens from the front

characters, brass butterfly hinges, figural fish lock. Dimensions: H: 24.5 inches: W 21.25 inches, D 9 inches.

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A Korean Bandaji Chest circa late 19th century toward the end of Joseon Dynasty from Gyeonggi Do. Bandaji is known as drop front half opening chest and was traditionally used to stor...

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