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Japanese Netsuke Clay Kyogen Masks Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Folk Art: Pre 1920   item# 919936 (stock# JB-102)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 $495  This wonderful early to mid-1900’s netsuke collection consists of clay masks shaped as characters in kyogen, short comedies performed during interludes between noh dramas. There is an artist's stamp on the back of each mask. Excellent condition. Dimensions: 1 ½” x 1 ¼” Bizen Pottery Okimono of a Dog Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Stoneware: Pre 1920   item# 722987 (stock# AC-321)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 $ 895  This early 19th century Bizen sculpture is of a dog sitting on a patch of grass. The slow firing in the kiln has produced a rich, reddish brown color with ash creating splashes of a green glaze to the top of the head and parts of the body. It is in very good condition except for a hairline crack on the right paw. Dimensions: Height: 5” Japanese Wood Shishi Okimono Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Folk Art: Pre 1950   item# 722650 (stock# JM-56)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 $ 895  This early to mid-20th century wooden shishi or mythical lion is depicted here in its characteristically fearsome pose. It has been masterfully carved from a solid piece of wood. The artist’s name is on the base. Excellent condition and patina. Dimensions: Height: 6 ½” Length: 5” Depth: 3” Japanese Nachiguro Stone Toad Okimono Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Folk Art: Pre 1950   item# 719961 (stock# JM-13)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 Sold  This early to mid-1900’s toad is made from nachiguro slate which is mined in Wakayama, an area with an established reputation for its high quality slate. In addition to this toad, this slate is also used for making inkstones for calligraphy and stones for Igo. Wonderful form and patina. Excellent condition. Dimensions: Height: 3” x 3” x 3" Japanese Copper Crayfish Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Metalwork: Pre 1920   item# 716234 (stock# JM-17B)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 Sold  This early 1900’s copper crayfish okimono is brilliantly crafted with articulated legs, tail segments and antennae. Excellent condition with a beautiful patina. The underside is signed by the metal artist Hiromi. Dimensions: Length: 13” fully extended Japanese Oribe Shishi Okimono Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Earthenware: Pre 1900   item# 475189 (stock# JL-7)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 Sold  This 19th century pair of shishi or mythical lions that traditionally stand guard outside the gates of Japanese Shinto shrines has been exquisitely formed of Oribe pottery as seen in the characteristic green copper oxide glaze. The fine attention to detail reflects the skill and artistry of the craftsman. Excellent condition with a wonderful patina. Height: 5” Japanese Bronze Mandarin Duck Okimono Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Metalwork: Pre 1900   item# 475186 (stock# AC-227)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 Sold  This late 19th century gilt bronze okimono has been naturalistically cast in the form of a mandarin duck. Wonderful attention to detail can be seen in the finely cast feathers. The artist’s signature is engraved on the bottom. Good condition with normal signs of wear due to age. Length: 5” Depth 2 ¼” Height: 2 ½” Japanese Bronze Crab Okimono Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Metalwork: Pre 1900   item# 398745 (stock# JK-43)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 $675  This late 19th century bronze okimono was finely modeled as a crab. It has been naturalistically cast with special attention to detail given to the shape, etched fur along the carapace and protruding eyes. Excellent condition and patina. Height: 2 ¼” Width: 2 ½” Length: 6” Japanese Toad Okimono Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Folk Art: Pre 1950   item# 391243 (stock# JK-42)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 $395  This is a very naturalistic wooden carving of a toad. Wonderful attention to detail and signed by the artist San Syo. Early to mid-1900’s. Dimensions: 4 ½” x 2 ½” x 2 ¼” Japanese Bronze Figurine of Shojo Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Metalwork: Pre 1900   item# 318018 (stock# JH-71)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 Sold  This late 1800’s bronze sculpture is in the form of Shojo, a mythical creature with a human face and red hair, said to live by the sea enjoying the pleasure of drinking sake, as seen by the presence of a sake cup and pourer. The hands are cast separately and inserted. The sculpture is in good condition with the artist’s seal inscribed on the back. Height: 8” Bronze Tanuki Okimono Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Metalwork: Pre 1900   item# 300053 (stock# JH-67)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 $1,200  This charming late 19th century pair of tanuki is intended to appear as Ebisu and Diakoku, the ubiquitous members of the Seven Gods of Good Fortune. The one dressed as Ebisu is wearing a Japanese court cap and holding a drum, alluding to the fact that the tanuki is said to distend his stomach and use it as a drum. The one dressed as Daikoku is attired in his usual floppy cap of an imaginary Chinese merchant. Very good condition. Dimensions: 5” x 2 ½” Japanese Pottery Figure of Okame Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Earthenware: Pre 1900   item# 185448 (stock# JE-69)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 $850  This finely detailed pottery figure is shaped as Okame, the goddess of mirth and prosperity. Okame is often portrayed with a wide variety of objects. Here, she is holding a large mushroom. There are a host of possible areas in Japan from which this piece might have originated . It has many layers of patina and dates to the 19th century. There is an impressed signature on the right sleeve of her robe. Excellent condition. Dimensions: 5 ½” x 4” x 2” Japanese Boxwood Netsuke of Daikoku Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Netsuke and Related: Pre 1900   item# 185427 (stock# JE-7)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 $795  This 19th century boxwood netsuke has been carved in the shape of Daikoku, one of the seven gods of fortune. He is depicted leaning against a rice bale with his money sack and magic mallet slightly concealed. This carving has plenty of charm and stylization with layers of patina associated with age. The signature on the bottom reads Gazan. It is in very good condition. Dimensions: 1 ¼” x 1” x 1” Lacquer Okimono Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Lacquer: Pre 1900   item# 113273 (stock# JC-36)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 $750  This priest was crafted in a dry lacquer on cloth technique which dates back to the Heian period (794-1185) when many sculptures were made in this way. The use of varied tones of green indicates this to be a later piece, late 19th century. There is some loss to the top of the head and the edges of the robe. An illegible signature can be found on the base. Height: 4" Ivory Netsuke Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Netsuke and Related: Pre 1950   item# 113269 (stock# NS-6)  click for details Hanakago Antiques Tel(303) 938-8989 Fax(303) 938-8988 Sold  This netsuke is in the shape of a kappa. This mythical river imp has the body of a tortoise, the limbs of a frog and the head of a monkey. It is sitting on a lotus leaf and grasping an eel. Dating from the early to mid-20th century, it has a very nice patina. Signed: Ryoshu. Diameter: 1 ½" pages:  1