Hand Carved Fish On Stand

American pair of modern, painted and carved wood fish on brass stand. Both marked, brass base "1977 by SARREID LTD." PERIOD: Late 20th Century ORIGIN: Unknown, United States SIZE: 2...

A beautiful, wonderfully hand carved large natural organic wood Japanese/Asian Koi or Carp fish (Nishikigoi (錦鯉) sculpture with gorgeous natural wood grain/patina and fine detail (no...

English late 19th century bamboo hall tree, updated more recently with decoupaged fish over the decorative panels across the middle in keeping with the late Victorian taste for the e...

Carved wood on museum stand

Asian Chinese rust agate bowl with carved spotted blow fish in relief on inside and outside with a scalloped base. (modern base 1¾" high)

Introducing a truly one of a kind hand-carved sculpture resembling a fish or a whale.

Beautifully hand carved soapstone of an Asian fisherman holding traditional staff, fish and gourd basket representing themes of longevity, prosperity, and a bountiful harvest.

A fabulous large Italian folk art fish sculpture. Hand-crafted in the 21st century using found 18th and 19th century architectural fragments and decorative antique / vintage elements...

Netsuke originated as practical toggles used to suspend personal belongings from the sash of a kimono, evolving during the Edo period into one of Japan's most celebrated miniature ar...

Netsuke emerged during the Edo period as practical toggles used to suspend personal belongings from the sash of a kimono. Over time, these functional objects evolved into highly soph...

An exceptional and truly singular Japanese hibachi of the finest quality — a piece that transcends its function as a wooden brazier to stand as a remarkable work of decorative art, d...

One hand rests on a mokugyō drum placed on a small cushion-shaped stand, while the other holds a percussion stick (bachi) with a cloth-covered tip.

This bowl stands out for its detailed depiction of two fish amid soft spiral waves, bordered by two cranes within the bowl.

Skillfully hand-carved from wood and adorned with polychrome paint, the creature features a rooster's head, a horse-like body, and a sweeping dragon's tail.

The peoples of the Massim region of Papua New Guinea are renowned for some of Oceania's most sophisticated artistic traditions, shaped by a culture deeply connected to the sea. Stret...

Baroque chest of drawers in carved and gilded wood, Sicily, mid-18th century This Baroque-period chest of drawers, finely carved and gilded, was made in Sicily, Italy, around the mi...

A scarce antique Chinese carved hardwood, most likely elm, adjustable candlestick stand floor torchère with beautifully aged warm rich patina.

Sculptural Lamp in Bronze with Double Green and Gold Patina Representing the Mermaid Princess Suvannamaccha, Thailand, 20th Century We present an exceptional piece that combines ar...

This unsigned work is in his signature style, copper fish scale shaped pieces hand hammered onto a carved wood form.

This unsigned work is in his signature style, copper fish scale shaped pieces hand hammered onto a carved cedar form.

Connected by a silk cord, the ojime is a carved wood figure of Ebisu holding a fish. He is also a member of the seven lucky gods, the god of prosperity and patron god of fishermen.

Each piece was designed to feel comfortable in the hand, with a perfect balance of weight and form.

The royal patronage it enjoyed and the international recognition it received stand as testament to its preeminent position in the world of luxury tableware.

Birds are flying up above and fish swimming below and the one task at hand is collecting those fish.

The solid hardwood frames of these unique and beautifully designed chairs come with a variety of good quality, hand carved Japonisme style elements, but what makes them really Stand ...