China, a fine archaic male effigy hand carved from a granular medium to dark gray stone. Neolithic period, Hongshan culture (circa 4700-2900 BC) Likely a boundary marker. Note the pecked surfaces and the stone carved hair line top knot. Quality: fine original condition, no repairs, as collected. Dark varied patina from appropriate age. Dimensions: 12...

Japan an attractive large scale bronze sculpture of a caretaking mother with two children and signed a by midcentury sculptor. Classic mother midcentury pose with artist’s signature and date on base. Handsome original old verdigris patina from appropriate age. Mother’s back gently protects and shelters her new born and her right hand lovingly clutches the...

Please telephone Douglas Schneible for more information (802) 279-7601 Japan an important life-size sculpture of a muscular working man dated to 1939 and entitled “Man and a Cape”, by midcentury master sculptor Koga Tadao (Meiji 36 (1903) to Showa 54 (1979). A powerful depiction. Considered to be one of his most important master pieces. Dimensions:...

China, an authentic antique hand-carved and hand-painted limestone temple figure of the venerable lohan, Kasyapa. Substantial dimensions: 35 inches high and 12 inches wide Handmade and hand-carved, solid limestone with weathered remnants of older temple paint as applied by the temple from where it originally came, Chengdu, China. Stone statues like these were regularly –...

China, an authentic antique hand-carved and hand-painted limestone temple figure of the venerable lohan, the joyful Ananda. Substantial dimensions: 35 inches high and 12 inches wide Handmade and hand-carved, solid limestone with weathered remnants of older temple paint as applied by the temple from where it originally came, Chengdu, China. Stone statues like these were...

Japan, antique hand carved stone water basin tsukubai, rare columnar form, 27″h x 18″w, Edo period (1800-1850) Water basins tsukabai are singularly the most popular, frequent and practical garden ornament found in Japanese gardens. They symbolize Buddhist “purification” and are usually strategically placed to allow visitors opportunity to cleanse hands prior to participating in a...