Japanese Old Vintage Pair Bronze Cache Pots

Small Bunny Rabbits For Your Garden Just received This Japanese pair (2) of playful smaller scale solid hand cast rabbits usagi would make wonderful ...

An unusual hard to find size and scale -and a beautiful design of butterflies galore. Japan, this handsome heavy hand cast quality old round "Petite Yukimi" motif tea garden lante...

Good mahogany patinated garden candidates with old Japan labels This Japanese pair (2) of larger scale solid hand cast rabbits usagi with a mahogany ...

Wonderful example of old tea leaf design From our recent Japanese Acquisitions A finely cast Japanese traditional iron teapot -chagama- with a wonder...

Special find from our last Japanese Acquisition Here's a beautiful and unique way to accent your indoor or outdoor garden space with these treasures from Japan! This special ...

Good garden candidates A beautiful pair (2) of large old heavily hand cast bronze classic "furry" rabbit in an unusual friendly pose....first pair we have seen. Superb details. These are very fine solid cast bronze effigies rabbits usagi designed in a pleasant classic alerted pose with all four paws tucked to the lower abdomen and a protruding tail - adorable pensive rabbits scratching their chins! Their fine distinguished detailed "furry" hair lines and original old chocolate patina make for a perfect match and an exquisite example of the genuine looking animal. Signed inside the bottom rim: 18-18 and with a signed mark. Heavily hand cast, these rabbits display a fine old medium chocolate patina with original hand painted reddish pigments from good age. Dimensions: 7 inches high and 9 inches wide and 5.5 inches deep Quality: Finely incised hair, ears, paws, face, nose, tail, and legs. Very good condition. Hand cast at 9.5 pounds each Sourced from a large American Japanese garden collection this past year. Only one pair mavailable. Lifetime guarantee of authenticity. We have been dealing in authentic Japanese and garden art and antiques for many years. Our president personally travels to Japan each year to meet his network partners who assist him in finding best examples. He personally inspects each antique ornament...

Vivid tropical scenes are hand painted on a pair of Chinese porcelain fishbowl planters with matching wood stands. The interior is delightfully painted with coy fish...

Hand Painted Chinoiserie Cabinet or Credenza, probably Chinese Export, circa 1930s or earlier. This piece is a versatile size and can be used as a credenza, cabinet, sideboard, or ba...

Wharton Esherick important sofa for Lawrence and Alice Seiver. We are pleased the offer this exceptional item, the epitome of the American Craft Movement and the first of Eshericks ...

Stunning antique Japanese lacquer hair comb with a geometric petal-like background of stylized chrysanthemums and flowers done in gold and red maki-e. Possibly Edo or Meiji time peri...

Paolo Buffa, wardrobe or armoire, oak, Italy, 1940s This rare wardrobe has a subtle decorative character and is created by the talented Italian designer and architect Paolo Buffa (1...

This monumental piece of furniture, of Veneto-Alto Veneto provenance, made entirely of lacquered fir wood. Full seventeenth century (ca. 1650) is presented as an imposing double-bodi...

Absolutely magnificent and adorable light weight caravan, designed and manufactured by A.G.P. van Kemenade. The Caravan or mini mobile home thank's it's name to the small Humming bird (in Dutch 'Kolibri'), and was made from Multiplex and therefore very light (ca. 330 Kg). It features a well streamlined shape for a steady ride to the road. The interior consists of breathteaking kitchen cabinet's and while the caravan is such a cute small one, the space inside had to be cleverly used. Therefore multiple ingenious, hidden spaces were designed for storage and clothing. The information label which was placed inside the clothing storage, is unfortunately damaged and can't be read properly. For ventilation purposes, a huge rooftop can be opened, as well as some of the windows and a front door which can be completely or partly opened. The combination of the table and sofa's (upholstery not original) can be easily transformed into a small double bed...

Comprising an incredible 189 pieces, this impressive Meissen porcelain dinner service is an exceptional example of the firm's prized dinnerware. The bodies are crafted in the New Brandenstein relief pattern designed by Johann Friedrich Eberlein in 1744, which gives this service a distinct Rococo feel. The hand-painted enamel detailing is known as the Flowers and Insects motif and is executed with stunning vibrancy and intricacy. Since each piece is executed entirely by hand, no two pieces bear the exact same adornments.

Similar, single dining pieces are featured in Meissen Domestic Porcelain by Günther Sterba, 1991, figures 83 through 86.

The pieces bear the Meissen blue crossed swords that date this service between 1850/60-1924.

97 dinner plates, 9 1/2" diameter
44 luncheon plates, 8" diameter
21 soup bowls, 9 1/2" diameter
13 dessert plates, 5 3/4" diameter
2 oval serving platters, 22 1/4" wide x 16 3/4" deep
2 vegetable dishes with lids, 11" diameter
a round bowl, 15 1/4" diameter
a round serving platter, 13 1/4" diameter
an oblong serving platter, 21 1/2" wide x 10 1/4" deep
an oblong platter, 23" wide x 11" deep
an oval platter, 18 1/4" wide x 14" deep
an oval platter, 20 1/4" wide x 15 1/2" deep
a large soup tureen
a large soup tureen platter
a small soup tureen
a small ladle

Giulia Sofa is a modern mid-century style sofa. This luxury sofa promises to be the absolute protagonist of a modern living room project. Its mid-century style inspiration is reflect...

Fifih Bench is a luxury bench upholstered in velvet and wood base. A contemporary design bench is perfect for minimalist and modern interior architecture projects. Materials: Uphols...

A pair of Showa period Japanese patinated bronze cache pots.

Japanese Bonsai plant stand.

1313 Japanese peacock brass planter with stoneware vase.

Oriental Japanese (19th Century) bronze large jardiniere with a green patina and carp in relief and raise on 4 cloud form feet (Koyoto School; Meiji Period)

It is a wooden folk craft in the shape of a bear. Mainly manufactured in Hokkaido. It is a wood carving made from 1930 to 1950. The eyes are made of glass. This type is rare in...

This is a wooden carved catfish figurine made in the Showa period (1940-1960) in Japan. Catfish is a fish that Japanese people have been familiar with for a long time. There are ma...