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Japanese Arts and Antiques

Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Metalwork (3)

Japanese Mixed Metal Treasure Ship w/Glass Box Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Metalwork: Pre 1970 item# 604532 (stock# MXSXL0321)
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This detailed mixed metal rendition of a Takara-bune or Treasure Ship is done in silver, gold, brass and copper and is considered in Japanese culture to bring good fortune to a trading business. Amongst the ships cargo are eleven specific items; Hat of invisibility (Kakure-gasa); the wearing of this hat will protect one by making a person undetectable by a demon or evil spirit. Lucky raincoat (Kakure-mino); wearing this raincoat acts as a safeguard from attack by an evil spirit. Sacred Key; to o ...click for details

Japanese Bronze Vase w/ Herons Taisho Era Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Metalwork: Pre 1930 item# 564862 (stock# CSBV1013)
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A wonderfully stylized Japanese Deco bronze vase, featuring a pair of herons back-to-back. The silhouette takes on the shape of a classical Chinese garlic-vase, with the bulbous neck and wide body. The casting has cleverly been done to incorporate not just the facial features, but also indentations that imply the feathering of the bodies of the cranes. The beaks are formed of sentoku (yellow-green bronze) for a great contrast. C. 1925 (Taisho). Height: 9.9”, widest diameter 5.2” Excellent ...click for details

Lg. Japanese Sterling Silver/Glass 3 sided Decanter Catalogue: Vintage Arts: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Metalwork: Pre 1970 item# 497697 (stock# SIL012005)
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This exceptional sterling silver and glass decanter stands 9 inches tall and measures 5 inches at the widest point. The silver work is very nicely detailed and consists of interwoven Bamboo leaves, Plum blossoms, Chrysanthemum blossoms and Orchids. A motif showing these plants together in Japanese culture is known as “The Four Gentleman” (Shikunshi) and also as “The Four Princes”. The condition of this piece is mint with the cork stopper showing no indication of prior use. The decanter is stamp ...click for details

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