Signed Antique Japanese Meiji Period Bronze Vase c.1900
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Okimono Pre 1900: item #638998 KA97
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$390
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This fantastic antique Japanese bronze vase is signed but unfortunately we haven't been able to identify the artist. Excellent patina and the vase has a mythical 'kame' turtle, the symbol of longevity and two ducks in raised relief. Unususal shape. c.1900. (10" x 5") (27cm x 14cm). EMS Shipping/Insurance to USA or Western Europe $80.
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Rare Antique Japanese Bronze Wave Usubata c.1900
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Okimono Pre 1900: item #638348 KA61
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$980
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Prized for the wave patterns swirling around the base, this antique Japanese bronze usubata flower vase bespeaks a delicate balance of wabi sabi that lovers of the tea ceremony crave. In excellent condition, this piece was created around the turn of the century c.1900. (8" x 9") (20cm x 23cm). EMS Shipping/Insurance to USA or Western Europe $75.
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Antique Japanese Meiji Period Bronze Flower Vase c.1890
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Okimono Pre 1900: item #637808 KA472
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$1400
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One of the best examples of Japanese bronzes we have seen in an increasingly
sparse market, this beautiful piece is worth a second look. Deep, rich Meiji
Period (c.1867-1912) bronze with carp swimming over waves in raised relief
on one side; geese frolicing among grasses, also in raised relief on the other side. Handles come out of baku's (bad dream eaters) mouths. Absolutely stunning. c.1890. (10" x 5") (27cm x 14cm). EMS Shipping/Insurance to USA or Western Europe $90.
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Japanese Bronze Usubata Tea Ceremony Flower Vase c.1890
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Okimono Pre 1900: item #636704 KA478
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$550
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Exceptional antique Japanese bronze flower vase 'usubata' used for the tea ceremony. Heavy, thick bronze used in the late Meiji Period (1867-1912). On one side in raised relief is a dragon flowing amongst the clouds. The other side has a defiant tiger surrounded in mountains. Both images define a protective, impenatrable aura. Absolutely stunning bronze cratsmanship. c.1890. (diameter 12" x height 10") (30cm x 27cm). EMS Shipping/Insurance to USA or Western Europe $100.
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Edo Period Antique Shigaraki Tripod Flower Vase c.1850
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Okimono Pre 1900: item #635796 KA109
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$880
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A rare antique Japanese tripod green overglazed shigaraki flower vase. Shigaraki is one of the seven main kilns of ancient Japan. The clays and ceramics were prized for tea utensils, tea storage and the tea ceremony. Most storage vessels used by the Imperial court in Kyoto came from Shigaraki. This vase is extremely rare and it is in excellent shape. c.1850. (12" x 6") (31cm x 15cm). EMS Shipping/Insurance to USA or Western Europe $90.
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Antique Bronze Buddhist Cloud Flower Vase c.1880
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Okimono Pre 1900: item #634065 KA358
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$550
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Clouds are among the most extensively used elements in Japanese design. They are used in stylized forms as symbols with religious meaning in buddhist and taoist traditions. Or as signs of divine authority. This antique Japanese bronze flower vase has clouds throughout in raised relief. c.1880. (11" x 6") (28cm x 15cm . EMS Shipping/Insurance to USA or Western Europe $60.
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Antique Bronze Buddhist Altar Set, Box Signed c.1890
Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Okimono Pre 1900: item #633089 KA340
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$490
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A complete set of antique Japanese zen temple altar furnishings, including; a pair of bronze flower vases, pair of bronze candlesticks, bronze incense burner, and a small bronze crane - turtle candlestand. All beautifully cast antique Meiji Period c. 1890. They come in the original box `tomobako` signed by the craftsman, `Katayama`. The Japanese characters on the box read `Gogusoku` meaning set of 5 altar bronzes and Katayama`s name. c.1890. (vases 6" x 4") (vases 15cm x 12cm). (candlestands 10... Click for details
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