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Antique Japanese Bronze Censer, Meiji Period
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Pre 1900 item# 295846 (stock# J3)
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Superb and large 19th century (Meiji Period) Japanese Censer. DETAILS: cast in sections in bronze, standing on pedestal base in the form of 4 elephant’s trunks, beautifully decorated body with hand chiseled in low relief birds perched on flower stems among floral spray pattern, two handles in the form of phoenix.
MEASUREMENTS: Height: 21 ½ inches (54,5 cm). Width: 13 inches (33cm). Weight: 20 pounds.
CONDITION: this spectacular Japanese bronze is in excellent condition with nice age patina.
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ANTIQUE JAPANESE SIGNED STERLING SILVER BASKET
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Pre 1900 item# 294762 (stock# J30)
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Signed, antique Japanese basket made of hand hammered sterling silver with six chiselled panels representing a crab, goldfish, shrimp, turtle and fruits. The interior is engraved with six panels representing a duck, rooster, crane, bamboo tree and flowers. The basket is resting on three feet deeply chiselled in Rococo shells with a flower in the centre. The basket is finished with a high rim and standing movable handle. On the centre of the bottom of the basket are two stamps in Japanese characters. Diameter; 6 ¼ inches (16 cm). Weight; approximately 155 grams -
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19TH CENTURY SIGNED JAPANESE SET IN THE KOMAI TECHNIQUE
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Pre 1900 item# 294736 (stock# J27)
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A set of Japanese bronze box and trays in the Komai technique; simple and elegant (Komai was originally used to decorate ornamental swords, guns and other militaries). A design is incised and engraved into a bronze base. Gold and silver are hammered into the fine grooves that make up the design. The inlay is both gold and silver and the craftsmanship is of very high standard. All three pieces are signed on the front and on the reverse by the artist in old Japanese writing; therefore my Japanese contacts were not able to read the signature.
CONDITION: in very good condition.
MEASUREMENTS: the box is 4¼ inches (10,8cm) long, 3 ¼ inches (8,2cm) wide and 1 3/8inches (3.5 cm) tall. The trays are 4 inches (10.2cm) long, 3 3/8inches (8.5 cm) wide and 3/8 inches (1cm) high.
This is a great example of Japanese design and composition from the early Meiji period, 1868-1912.
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