Japanese Carp

A fine pair of early 18th century Japanese porcelain figures of carp leaping the Lungmen Falls

A magnificent large pair of 19th century Japan porcelain dishes, depicting Koï carps in hand

A 19th century wooden and lacquered panel, with hand-carved raised design of large carp, water, and

Very beautiful antique stained glass double window with Koi carps decor, typical of the taste for

Ike e Koi, in Japanese language respectively ‘pond’ and ‘carp’ are two pure wool carpets in the

Ike e Koi, in Japanese language respectively ‘pond’ and ‘carp’ are two pure wool carpets in the

An overscale Japanese carp charger, depicting a pair of swimming carp through reeds, within a blue

This is an old Japanese Carp Streamer.("Koinobori") This item is from the Meiji era (1860s-1900s

Japanese carps. Reproducution of a piece from the Musee Bouilhet-Christofle

Japanese wood carving of a carp, circa 1920. The dimensions below are for the wood carving, not the

Fine, modern painting of swimming carp by Yamamamoto Taiji (Fukui prefecture). Pigments on silk

Japanese wood carving panel of swimming carp in turbulent waters, circa 1900.

Japanese wooden inro with two compartments depicting a carp with horn eyes, finely carved. From

Japanese silvered bronze model of a carp by the known bronze artist Hiroharu Hiramatsu (1896-1971

Boxwood okimono depicting a koi carp. The eyes, in mother-of-pearl and black horn, are inlaid with

Japanese Art Deco period heavy bronze vase with two swimming red carps on the front side. The piece

Box with a characteristic carp shape, entirely lacquered with gilded parts, the eyes are in glass

Mineral pigment on mulberry paper. Writing and seal read: SKakitsu (one day in summer), Seisen ga (painted by Seisen).

A wonderful Japanese mingei carving of a carp leaping out of from amongst crashing waves.

An antique Japanese late Meiji era decorative enamel over copper plate or charger. The interior of

Japanese scroll of swimming carp, Signed by artist.

This is a ceramic figurine made in the Showa period of Japan. It depicts a carp and a human

Meiji Period (1868-1912) From our Japanese collection, we are delighted to offer this Japanese

19th century Japanese lacquer fire Ssreen, decorated with carp The screen has lacquered panels

An original Japanese woodblock depicting two elegant carp fish by Japanese printmaker, Ohara Koson

selected old Japanese items. I've seen tens of thousands of items so far. Based on that experience, only

A stunning and large pair vintage Japanese attributed (but possibly pseudo Japanese marks) art

A very nice wall pocket vase in the shape of a Koi Carp. The wall vase has been manufactured

A pair of Japanese bronze koi carp fish with artist sign. Age: Japan, Showa Period, 20th Century

, Japanese, circa 1932. Signed on the small carp: ?? Chokuo with kao (monogramme) Inscribed on the other

Beautiful green patina, elegant silver signature and seal on the bottom, signed Yoshimitsu comes in original storage box.

A Pair of Bronze Carp Sculptures by Hiramatsu Koshun This pair of bronze carp sculptures is a

A very fine pair of mixed metal Japanese vases with carp swimming amongst irises and willow

A cloisonné vase depicting two carp, one of which is modelled in relief using the moriage technique

Tozaburo Ohno (大野藤三郎) A Japanese-style painter known for his refined depictions of koi carp and

stalks the monster carp that devoured his mother. From the series "Thirty-six Ghosts" (Sankei

Tozaburo Ohno (大野藤三郎) A Japanese-style painter known for his refined depictions of koi carp and

style, front floral embroidery, ribbed hem, back floral & japanese koi carp embroidery, raglan sleeves

themes include Japanese carp, water, flowers, gardens and lily ponds.

themes include Japanese carp, water, flowers, gardens and lily ponds.

Impressive example of 19th century Japanese porcelain art, this massive and very beautiful charger

heavily on photographs and recurrent themes include Japanese carp, water, flowers, gardens and lily ponds

heavily on photographs and recurrent themes include Japanese carp, water, flowers, gardens, and lily ponds

stylized Fish, Japanese Carps. Silver plated bronze; Original design from 1896, reproduction ca. 1950 in

Only one. History of Koi Japanese carp, or koi, as they are called, are said to symbolize fighting

A fine quality Japanese Meiji period (1868-1912) Bronze Carp vase.

) Provenance: private northern Japanese collection Only one. History of Koi Japanese carp, or koi, as

Signature reads Sho, seal reads Seki. Title written on the back reads Gunyu, which means shoal (school of fish).

strength and good fortune. The jardinere is elegantly supported by three finely detailed Japanese carp

This is a flower vase made in Japan around 1980 in Showa era. It is designed with two carps in gold

Kunii Oyo (1868-1923) ‘Carp under netting’ 1894 Framed panel, ink and gold on silk

A beautiful Japanese bronze koi fish sculpture with wonderful mesh craftsmanship and a glowing

can imitate. It is an old Japanese wood carving figurine. This imitates a carp. Koi has been

This wonderful huge Japanese "Lucky Carp" silk crepe de chine scarf measures 42" x 39 1/2

Japanese painting of a carp realistically rendered in an animated and elegant pose, with artist's

A gorgeous four-panel Showa Period Japanese Byobu folding screen featuring three luminous swimming

"Huashan Shimazu" 1894 (1890) born in Kyoto. Real name: Toru. Kawabata picture College. He studied with Eikyu Matsuoka that specializes in flowers and birds, landscape. Con...