Used Rickshaws

Tradition bengal was well known for its hand rickshaw pullers. These men would bare feet carry not only the heavy rickshaws but also the people on them with perfect speed ,stance an...

Hand-tinted albumen print, 7 3/4 x 10 inches (195 x 252 mm), pasted onto a gold-edged board with caption hand-written in black ink.

Rickshaw, Calcutta Original Watercolor by Ursula Gill Soft pastel like Watercolor of Calcutta streets and a rickshaw and driver by Ursula Gill (American, 20th C).

Metal Content: 14k Yellow Gold Theme: Rickshaw, Transportation Features: Wheels Move Measurements Tall (from stationary bail): 25/32" (19.5mm) Wide: 19/32" (14.6mm) Interior of to...

A Vintage Walter Lampl Rickshaw Brooch. Crafted in sterling silver vermeil and set with coloured crystals.

Each shaker is modeled in the form of a traditional Gosho-guruma—the elegant imperial ox-drawn carts associated with classical Japanese court culture—or stylized rickshaws, rendered ...

The rickshaws of today frequently utilize either a bicycle or electricity rather than being pulled by hand.

Antique Japanese imari porcelain platter / charger, decorated in blue, orange, green and gold with alternating panels of a hand drawn carriage / rickshaw and flower trimmed window sc...

A rickshaw puller in full costume on a street in Durban, South Africa, 1958.

A rickshaw puller in full costume on a street in Durban, South Africa, 1958.

A rickshaw puller in full costume on a street in Durban, South Africa, 1958.

Antique cold-painted bronze of a pulled rickshaw by Bergman Austrian, c. 1910 Height 19cm, width 37cm, depth 20cm This unusual cold-painted bronze depicts a running Arab man, who p...

A rickshaw puller in full costume on a street in Durban, South Africa, 1958.

A rickshaw puller in full costume on a street in Durban, South Africa, 1958.

Both feature a rickshaw street selling his wares in a city square.

Yokohama, Japan: circa 1890. Hand-tinted albumen print, 7 7/8 x 10 1/4 inches (200 x 260 mm); hand numbered 64 in negative and captioned at lower left; light cockling at top left co...

Wonderful pair of Art Deco Split Reed chaise longue chairs, "Rickshaw", retain all four original wheels, appear to be painted one time (many years ago) amazing canary yellow, great p...

Radhakrishnan working with Musui & Maiya, Musui potraits has a hand Rickshaw puller as is still prevalent in few parts of Bengal.

Original vintage Asia travel poster - Visit Happy Malaysia Fly there by Thai International - featuring a great photo of two smiling Malaysian ladies in traditional colourful batik dr...

Cars park on both sides of the road while a cycle rickshaw crosses at the center. A couple sharing an umbrella strolls on the sidewalk.

Hiroshi Inagaki receiving the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival for the movie "Rickshaw Man", 1957. There is a little tear in the upper side of the photo.

The sculptural frame includes a high, sweeping back structure, suggesting it was designed to accommodate a canopy (canopy fabric not included), and is accented with decorative wheels...

The Japanese Director Hiroshi Inagaki is a black and white photograph realized in 1957 Vintage Photo depicting Hiroshi Inagaki receiving the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival ...

Radhakrishnan working with Musui & Maiya, Musui potraits has a hand Rickshaw puller as is still prevalent in few parts of Bengal.

Meanwhile, Japanese motifs such as the five-story pagoda and rickshaw evoke Burki’s personal connection to Asia and his experiences during World War II.

Radhakrishnan working with Musui & Maiya, Musui potraits has a hand Rickshaw puller as is still prevalent in few parts of Bengal.

The city is inhabited by people demonstrating many activates and occupations, such as merchants, rickshaw operators, boxers, porters, soldiers, scholars, clergy, police, bicyclists, ...

Ogaka Gekkō (originally known as Nakagami Masanosuke) was a self-trained artist who was orphaned at a young age and survived by illustrating brochures, selling drawings, and designin...

Ogaka Gekkō (originally known as Nakagami Masanosuke) was a self-trained artist who was orphaned at a young age and survived by illustrating brochures, selling drawings, and designin...

Original vintage cruise ship travel poster to Asia - Straits China Japan by P&O - featuring a stunning design depicting a man wearing a wide brimmed hat and pushing people sitting on...

Ogaka Gekkō (originally known as Nakagami Masanosuke) was a self-trained artist who was orphaned at a young age and survived by illustrating brochures, selling drawings, and designin...

Original vintage trans Pacific cruise travel poster advertising The Orient from Seattle American Oriental Mail Line operated by Admiral Oriental Line for the United States Shipping B...

The vase centerpieces feature two delightful silvered bronze figures of rickshaw drivers, each dressed in traditional costumes with pointed hats and both pulling intricately carved s...

All his subjects, whether simple Indian women involved in daily tasks, Jesus Christ or even the ubiquitous Kolkata rickshaws, reflect angst and torment at the hands of a cruel society.

All his subjects, whether simple Indian women involved in daily tasks, Jesus Christ or even the ubiquitous Kolkata rickshaws, reflect angst and torment at the hands of a cruel society.

All his subjects, whether simple Indian women involved in daily tasks, Jesus Christ or even the ubiquitous Kolkata rickshaws, reflect angst and torment at the hands of a cruel society.

All his subjects, whether simple Indian women involved in daily tasks, Jesus Christ or even the ubiquitous Kolkata rickshaws, reflect angst and torment at the hands of a cruel society.

All his subjects, whether simple Indian women involved in daily tasks, Jesus Christ or even the ubiquitous Kolkata rickshaws, reflect angst and torment at the hands of a cruel society.

Ogaka Gekkō (originally known as Nakagami Masanosuke) was a self-trained artist who was orphaned at a young age and survived by illustrating brochures, selling drawings, and designin...

All his subjects, whether simple Indian women involved in daily tasks, Jesus Christ or even the ubiquitous Kolkata rickshaws, reflect angst and torment at the hands of a cruel society.

To his side, another is arriving via rickshaw. The Chinese or Kanji characters may be authentic... or not.

Ogata Gekkō (originally known as Nakagami Masanosuke) was a self-trained artist who was orphaned at a young age and survived by illustrating brochures, selling drawings, and designin...

All his subjects, whether simple Indian women involved in daily tasks, Jesus Christ or even the ubiquitous Kolkata rickshaws, reflect angst and torment at the hands of a cruel society.

All his subjects, whether simple Indian women involved in daily tasks, Jesus Christ or even the ubiquitous Kolkata rickshaws, reflect angst and torment at the hands of a cruel society.

All his subjects, whether simple Indian women involved in daily tasks, Jesus Christ or even the ubiquitous Kolkata rickshaws, reflect angst and torment at the hands of a cruel society.

All his subjects, whether simple Indian women involved in daily tasks, Jesus Christ or even the ubiquitous Kolkata rickshaws, reflect angst and torment at the hands of a cruel society.