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Item Ships From: Paris
Japan mice treasure bag Meiji
Located in PARIS, FR
Japanese bronze representing two mice, one of them pulling a treasure bag. The mouse or the rat (both called nezumi in Japanese), one of the zodiac signs, is a symbol of fortune. T...
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Late 20th Century Japanese Japonisme Paris - Asian Art and Furniture

Materials

Bronze

Japan mice treasure bag Meiji
Japan mice treasure bag Meiji

Japan mice treasure bag Meiji

Japanese lantern in cast iron decorated with colourfull enameled champleve.
Located in PARIS, FR
Tall hexagonal lantern in bronze with a blue, red and green enamel openwork with stylized lotus flower motives. The shaft has a nice brown patina. The base is decorated with taotie m...
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Early 20th Century Chinese Paris - Asian Art and Furniture

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Bronze, Enamel

Japanese lantern in cast iron decorated with colourfull enameled champleve.
Japanese lantern in cast iron decorated with colourfull enameled champleve.

Japanese lantern in cast iron decorated with colourfull enameled champleve.

Owl on a Tree Stump
Located in PARIS, FR
Bronze sculpture representing an owl on a tree stump covered with ivy. The owl, detachable from its base, has shakudo eyes. It is certainly an Ryûkyû scops ...
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Late 19th Century Japanese Antique Paris - Asian Art and Furniture

Materials

Bronze

Owl on a Tree Stump
Owl on a Tree Stump

Owl on a Tree Stump

N’guyen Phan Long, a pair of drawings on paper, 1946
Located in Paris, FR
Price for both. Signed at the bottom right. Vietnam, 1946. Dimensions H : 33 cm L : 31 cm H :  12.9 in W : 12.2 in
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1940s Vietnamese Art Deco Vintage Paris - Asian Art and Furniture

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Paper

N’guyen Phan Long, a pair of drawings on paper, 1946
N’guyen Phan Long, a pair of drawings on paper, 1946

N’guyen Phan Long, a pair of drawings on paper, 1946

Japanese round shaped rabbits bronze pair Hiroharu Hiramatsu Showa era
By Hiroharu Hiramatsu
Located in PARIS, FR
Pair of bronze rabbits running, their legs forming a round shape. Made by Hiroharu Hiramatsu (1896 Hyôgo prefecture – 1971, Fukushima,平松宏春). Specialized in metal art, he is a counci...
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1930s Japanese Japonisme Vintage Paris - Asian Art and Furniture

Materials

Bronze

Japanese round shaped rabbits bronze pair Hiroharu Hiramatsu Showa era
Japanese round shaped rabbits bronze pair Hiroharu Hiramatsu Showa era

Japanese round shaped rabbits bronze pair Hiroharu Hiramatsu Showa era

Rare Pair of Satsuma Table Lamps, Japan End of the 19th Century
Located in Paris, FR
Nice pair of Satsuma lamps with black patinated bronze mount. Gilding is somewhat mitigated locally but they are in very good condition, with no cracks or breakages. Electrical wiri...
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Late 19th Century Japanese Antique Paris - Asian Art and Furniture

Materials

Bronze

Rare Pair of Satsuma Table Lamps, Japan End of the 19th Century
Rare Pair of Satsuma Table Lamps, Japan End of the 19th Century

Rare Pair of Satsuma Table Lamps, Japan End of the 19th Century

Japanese Bronze Kappa
Located in PARIS, FR
Dark brown patina bronze figure of a standing kappa with its right leg leaning on a cucumber. The figure is put on four-legged rattan-like bronze stand. The kappa (??) is a aquatic creature taken from Japanese folklore having the appearance of an anthropomorphic turtle. His skull is either slightly hollowed out to accommodate water, from which it derives its power, or hidden with a water lily leaf hiding this sag. Naturally polite, it is advisable to bow to him in order that it should do so in return, thus losing all the water he has gathered and leaving it harmless. Kappa has the reputation of attempting to lure both humans and animals into the water. In some areas, it ravages fields, stealing eggplants and cucumbers. Some people prefer to worship it and give it offerings rather than be its victims. Signed Shokaken (???). His real name is Ôshima Yasutarô. He was born in 1849 and is the third generation of a metalworkers family. Together with his brother Ôshima Joun...
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Late 19th Century Japanese Antique Paris - Asian Art and Furniture

Materials

Bronze

Japanese Bronze Kappa
Japanese Bronze Kappa

Japanese Bronze Kappa

Laquered Wood Buddha , Shan States, Burma , Partly 18th C.
Located in PARIS, FR
Seated Buddha in Bhumisparsa mùdra position, or gesture of the earth witnessing Buddha's struggle against Mara Shan States, northeastern Burma, partially 18th century Heavily restor...
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Late 18th Century Burmese Other Antique Paris - Asian Art and Furniture

Materials

Wood

Laquered Wood Buddha , Shan States, Burma , Partly 18th C.
Laquered Wood Buddha , Shan States, Burma , Partly 18th C.

Laquered Wood Buddha , Shan States, Burma , Partly 18th C.

Ceramic #3 by Rita Alaoui
Located in PARIS, FR
Rita Alaoui is a French-Moroccan artist who lives and works in Paris. She is a graduate of Parsons School of Design in New York City. She seeks to explore and rethink our relationshi...
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2010s French Post-Modern Paris - Asian Art and Furniture

Materials

Ceramic, Acrylic

Ceramic #3 by Rita Alaoui
Ceramic #3 by Rita Alaoui

Ceramic #3 by Rita Alaoui

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