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JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD POET DESIGN BRONZE VASE
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| Inventory #: U-1397 |
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Japanese Meiji Period bronze vase. The vase has a poet on the front and bamboo and plum blossoms on the reverse. The handles are done in the shape of stylized elephant heads. Beautifully done with gold, silver and SHAKUDO inlays. Unsigned. The vase measures 13" tall and 8" wide at the handles.. |
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JAPANESE EARLY 20TH CENTURY IRON KETTLE BY KIRYUDO
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| Inventory #: DM-111 |
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Japanese early 20th century iron kettle by KIRYUDO. This pot is done with a pair of crane on a pine tree design in low relief on the front side of the kettle. The handle on the lid is done in the shape of a pine cone. KIRYUDO is done in chop mark on the back side of the kettle along with some othe.. |
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JAPANESE EARLY 20TH CENTURY SILVER BOX WITH WOVEN DESIGN
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| Inventory #: ZY-59 |
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Japanese early 20th century jungin (pure silver) box with woven design. The silver box has the design impressed into the metal. The box is lined in wood. Marked: Mitsukoshi (retailer), artist mark and jungin (pure silver). The box measures 5 1/8" wide, 2" tall and 3 7/8" deep. (dorusu) |
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JAPANESE EDO PERIOD RED BRONZE PUPPY DESIGN INCENSE BURNER
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| Inventory #: XY-17 |
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Japanese Edo Period AKAGANE, or red bronze incense burner. The incense burner is in the shape of a puppy. The puppy has eyes inlaid with bone or ivory. The incense burner measures 5" wide, 4 3/8" tall and 3 1/4" deep. No box. (kadene) |
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JAPANESE BRONZE BULL BY LNT ARTIST NIHASHI YOSHIYUKI
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| Inventory #: ZU-13 |
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Japanese early to mid 20th century bronze bull OKIMONO by Living National Treasure artist, NIHASHI YOSHIYUKI. (1898-1977) The bull comes with TOMOBAKO or original artist signed wooded storage box. The bull measures 7" tall by 11 1/2" in width and 6 1/8" in depth. (kunesu) |
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JAPANESE MEIJI/TAISHO PERIOD BRONZE TIGER DESIGN VASE BY OSHIMA JOUN
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| Inventory #: LE-13 |
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Japanese Meiji/Taisho Period bronze vase by master bronze artist Oshima Joun (1858-1940). The vase has the design of a single tiger coming out from the bamboo forest. The eyes and teeth of the tiger and even some of the bamboo leaves are done in different metals. The vase incorporates gold, sil.. |
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