Japanese Tiger

Japanese tiger in reddish brown patinated bronze with glass eyes.

Unlike Japanese tigers derived from Chinese pictorial models—often conceived as symbols of authority or exercises in naturalism—Shimei’s tiger emphasizes presence over fearlessness.

Unlike Japanese tigers derived from Chinese pictorial models—often conceived as symbols of authority or exercises in naturalism—Shimei’s tiger emphasizes presence over fearlessness.

Unlike Japanese tigers derived from Chinese pictorial models—often conceived as symbols of authority or exercises in naturalism—Shimei’s tiger emphasizes presence over fearlessness.

A vintage 20th Century English solid silver and blue silk bookmark. Either end of the silk ribbon are two tiger faces with teeth showing. Hallmarked English solid silver (925 standar...

Dimensions: 47” x 64” Date of Manufacture: Mid 20th Century Place of Origin: Japan Material: Cotton Indigo Textile Condition: Excellent The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU: 2049 vinta...

Japanese Meiji Bronze Tiger Sculpture, 1900s. A japanese patinated solid bronze sculpture of a roaring tiger from the Meiji-period.

Two tigers exchanging amorous glances. Kano School painting.

Wonderfully large and bold tiger painted in ink and mineral pigments on silk mounted with silk brocade border. Seal reads: Miyaguchi (alternative reading: Sonan Tomi-shi). Late Edo p...

Nice antique Japanese embroidery with beautiful design with tigers, and with nice natural colours in hues of yellow, green, brown and black , entirely hand embroidered with silk. ✨✨...

This is a fine quality Japanese damascene case made by and signed Amita which was in business in Kyoto Japan from the 1930's to the 1970's.

Huge and very nicely painted Japanese Charger with Blue and white decoration of Tiger and bamboo.

Japanese Meiji period (1868-1912) patinated bronze sculpture of a tiger with cub.

A mysterious passageway with natural rocky detail as the scene drifts deep into the darkness. Dyed fabric mounted with a natural wood trim. Signed on back and lower right corner. Sig...

Very lovely pair of pieces with a nicely painted scene of tigers in a rocky bamboo landscape. Yamatoku Arita from Ca 1910-1930.

apanese bronze tiger from the Meiji period, featuring a warm brown-red patina.

Spectacular Japanese bronze sculpture of a roaring tiger from the Meiji era with etched stripes and glass eyes.

Impressive Japanese bronze sculpture depicting a roaring tiger in motion, finely cast and richly patinated, with inset glass eyes, mounted on its original carved wooden base.

It may be "三尾呉石”, a famous tiger painter, but the authenticity is unknown. Please purchase it based on the atmosphere.

Japanese Meiji Genryusai Seiya bronze elephant and tigers, circa 1890.

Designed as a highly rendered Japanese Kabuki mask carved from tiger's eye Opaque striated brown to orangey brown in color displaying linear chatoyancy With a furrowed brow, textured...

This okimono is signed Hideyoshi 秀義 under the belly. Origin: Japan Period: Meiji second half of the 19th century.

Taken together, the paintings are about balance, capturing the essence of "inyo" (yin and yang). In Japanese culture, the tiger represents the earth and feminine energy, "in", while ...

A refined and substantial Japanese porcelain vessel of cylindrical tubular form, decorated with a bold tiger design applied through copper plate transfer printing — a technique that ...

A Massive Japanese Patinated Bronze Sculpture of a Tiger, Meiji Period.

A rare design "Double Tiger" glistening antique glazed ceramic form planter or big bowl, formerly a hibachi from old Japan dating to circa 1900, Meiji period.

Meiji period, depicting an elephant being attacked by two tigers, with Japanese mark on the base. Rendered in impressive naturalistic detail, this charming model dates to the Japa...

MEIJI PERIOD BRONZE OKIMONO OF ELEPHANT BEING ATTACKED BY TWO TIGERS Workshop of Omori Mitsumoto (kôgen), 大森光元, Japan, circa 1900 Cast and patinated bronze, hardwood base, two carved...

A Japanese bronze model of an elephant fighting two tigers, cast during the Meiji period (1868–1912), bearing the foundry mark Tsunemitsu (常光).

A superb Japanese hanging scroll depicting a tiger, masterfully executed in the style of the Kano School, one of the most influential and enduring schools of painting in Japan since ...

A stunning Japanese Meiji Bronze on Hardwood Base Tiger/Antelope, 19th Century.

Inoue Kanshu (1807-1880) Zenga Tiger and Dragon 19th century Pair of framed Japanese paintings.

Ink on paper, Scroll head: wood Image size: 860(W) x 1670(H) [mm] Scroll mounting: 1030(W) x 2220(H) [mm] Box size: 90(W) x 90(H) x 1140(D) [mm] 2kg Estimated packing size: 150(W) x...

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Large Artist Signed Japanese Bronze Tigers attacking a Bull sculpture on wood base.

Elegant bronze sculpture depicting a roaring tiger, finely cast with detailed musculature, expressive head and naturalistic fur texture.

From the most collectible new curations, an antique 3x5 pictorial tapestry from Japan, handwoven in silk circa 1890-1900. On the Design: This coveted turn-of-the-century work enj...

He is from Oita, so it is likely that he is a member of the Nagasaki school. A well-written tiger painting. Carefully framed. The stamp is 「山冀龍印」「文飛」.

This most pleasing hand carved hardwood Japanese Meiji period okimono depicts a muscular prowling tiger.

A beautiful large Japanese Meiji Period patinated bronze study of an elephant with tigers, signed on the belly, Meiji period, 1868-1912, and late 19th Century in date.

A superb pair of Japanese cloisonné vases from the Meiji period, each finely worked in silver wire and rising 12 inches high.

This superb Japanese Meiji period bronze study has exceptionally good detailing.

Large Antique Japanese Meiji Tiger’s Eye Glazed Pottery Vase, Signed, C1910 Measures - 13 5/8" x 5 1/4" x 5 1/4" A large antique Japanese vase from the Meiji period, circa 1910, fe...

Good vintage condition, scratches to brass face edging.

A charming tiger bamboo and lacquered writing table, a rare example of 19th-century Anglo-Japanese style capturing the Victorian fascination with East Asian aesthetics.

A Japanese six-panel screen painted on paper with gold powder, depicting a majestic tiger reclining in tall grass, emerging powerfully from the lightly suggested landscape in the bac...

Beautiful miniature Porcelain Tiger Okimono object Very good condition Mid 20th century Size: 16cm x 4.5cm H 8cm cm / 6.3 x 1.8 inch, H. 3 inch Weight: 190g ( 0.4 lb) Inte...

Large Meiji period bronze tiger by Genryusai Seiya, striding forward with teeth bared, the bronze patinated to imitate tiger stripes, with inlaid glass eyes, set on a gnarled rootwoo...

This exceptional Japanese Meiji bronze tiger sculpture was created by the artist Tsunemitsu during the Meiji period, between 1868 and 1912.

Beautiful Porcelain Carp Okimono object by Shozan Very good condition Mid-20th Century Size: 25cm x8 , H 12 cm / 10x 3 inch, H. 5 inch Weight: 640g ( 1.5 lb)

An exceptional tiger bamboo mirror featuring an architectural pagoda-form silhouette and richly detailed chinoiserie accents. Crafted with natural bamboo poles arranged in a layered,...

With its two-panel breadth, this screen captures the raw power and majestic presence of tigers, animals not native to Japan but whose imagery was popularized through cultural exchang...

Size is large, made in Japan.

This is a rectangular cushion designed in natural orange and blue tones with a precious tiger embroidery. The tiger is a Japanese symbol of strength.

Atsuyoshi is known for his finely modeled bronze studies of animals and worked for the Maruki Company, active in Japan during the Meiji period (1868–1912), regarded among the finest ...

A finely cast bronze mirror from the Edo period, featuring an exceptionally rare motif: a powerful tiger set against elegant plum blossoms. The contrasting imagery embodies strength ...

A magnificent Art Deco clock featuring an impressive sculpture in the Japanese Meiji style, depicting two tigers in mid-attack on an elephant.