A pair of Japanese patinated bronze flower vases, Meiji period 日本銅加

Pair Japanese patinated bronze vases, Meiji period. Gilt hexagonal patterned panels to the sides, various objects within from stars, plants, birds, origami. Apparently unmarked. Weight Approx., 2.5 lb

(lot of 4) Japanese pair of patinated bronze vases, Meiji period, with a long-tail rooster on ume-tree in gilt and color inlay, Hattori mark on the base, each signed [Ichinori]; plus a pair of Komai s

A pair of Japanese Meiji period patinated bronze vases -Size: 16.5"h X 7"w X 7"d

A Pair of Japanese Patinated and Partial Gilt Bronze Vases: Benkei Stealing the Mii

The woodcutter in patterned clothes stepping on a woodblock while trimming it, The mixed-metal vase with flowers and flying birds, signed Murakami. (H: 6.1/4 in. (vase)) Property from a privat

A Japanese Patinated Bronze Vase The tapering ovoid body decorated in high relief with flowers, while the short trumpet neck terminates to a foliate mouth, supported on four short feet, the recessed b

Japanese Shakudo vases, pair Meiji Period, late 19th centurypatinated, gilt, and silvered bronze 13 h x 2.5 w x 2.5 d in (33 x 6 x 6 cm) Vases depict garden pond scenes with various water fowl

A PAIR OF JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD PATINATED BRONZE AND MIXED METAL INLAID CABINET VASES of baluster form with slender necks depiciting birds amongst flowering branch work - signed beneath (18.5cm high.)

Japanese, Meiji period (1868-1912), circa 1880. Patinated bronze table vase withy rounded lip above short neck with organic smooth cloud form at top of bulbous form with flowers in deep relief against

Japanese pair of bronze vases, Meiji period, everted neck on bulbous body, with molded birds, flowers and incised streams, approx. 9.75"h

A pair of Japanese bronze vases with covers, late Meiji period in three sections, with a rich dark red/brown lacquered patination, cast in relief with exotic birds and flowers, the covers surmounted b

Meiji period (1868-1912), two vases decorated identically with raised relief pattern of large heart shaped leaves and branches of flowers popping up just above, a bee flies towards the flowers, seems

Japanese Patinated Bronze Vase Cast in low relief around the body with a band of phoenix and flowers. Meiji Period {Height: 13 inches (33 cm)} [Minor wear]

Both decorated with various flowers, tree and foliage each of the vases bases with two marks on the bottom, 14cm tall. Meiji period. Provenance: Private collection of Mr. Steven Tyler.

With shibayama decoration, copper and silvered dragon foliage design on a bronze body with chrysanthemum flowers, probably Meiji period. H. 18.4cm (7 1/4in)

AN IMPRESSIVE PAIR OF BRONZE VASES INLAD WITH MANY FINE MENUKI Japan, late 19th century, Meiji period (1868-1912)Each of stylized Chinese gu-shape with a globular body, the bronze patinated black, the

Japanese patinated bronze vase, Meiji period, double-gourd shaped with handles, depicting a three-clawed dragon around the center of the body with raised head, 14.5"h

bird and floral designs with fancy creature head handles, 5" plus carved wood stands, excellent.

(lot of 2) Pair of Japanese bronze vases, Meiji period, having a short rim above an ovoid body, molded landscape and figures in gilt, approx. 10.25"h

A VERY FINE PAIR OF JAPANESE BRONZE VASES, MEIJI PERIOD. Each of ovoid form and finely sculpted with opposing scenes of a Phoenix in flight with undulating tail feathers on an embossed foliate and et

(lot of 2) Pair of Japanese bronze vases, Meiji period, each having a long large neck above the bulbous body on circular ring support, with molded birds, bamboo, zoomorphic handle on either side, base

Japanese patinated bronze okimono/bud vase Meiji period with a cicada on the gourd plus leaves and vines the base bearing the signature 'Eikou' 8.25""h

Pair of Japanese parcel-gilt bronze vases; Meiji Period;H: 14 1/2"(Approx.)

A PAIR OF JAPANESE "DRAGON" BRONZE VASES, SIGNED, MEIJI PERIOD (1868-1912), each with a circular rim on a tapering long neck ending on a bulbous body and raised on a short stem flaring to a circular f