An exceptional authentic Japanese bronze hibachi (planter/jardinière) from the Meiji Period (1868–1912). This substantial 10" wide piece features exquisite high-relief "Raised Flower & Wave" casting, characteristic of the finest Kyoto-school metalwork. It proudly retains its original GumpÂ’s San Francisco retail tag, providing prestigious provenance for this 100+ year-old antique.

The underside features a crisp four-character artist seal mark in Tensho (Seal Script), signifying its origin from a professional Meiji-era workshop.

Dimensions: 9" Tall x 10" Wide.

Condition: Good antique condition with a deep, rich patina. There is honest wear to the bronze finish consistent with age, but no dings or structural damage. The integrated tripod base shows some paint loss/chipping as shown.

About the Maker: During the Meiji era, signed bronzes were crafted by master artisans for international exhibition and elite export. This seal identifies it as a documented work of art rather than a mass-market vessel.

Updated Tags
Japanese Antiques, Meiji Period, Bronze Hibachi, Signed Bronze, Gumps San Francisco, Orientalist Decor, Asian Art, Antique Metalwork, Chrysanthemum, 19th Century Art, Estate Find, Jardiniere, Kyoto Bronze, Collector Art


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Good antique condition with a deep, rich patina. There is honest wear to the bronze finish consistent with age, but no dings or structural damage. The integrated tripod base shows some paint loss/chipping as shown.

Origin:
Japan

Creator:
Brand: Gumps

Materials & Techniques:
Bronze

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Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Good antique condition with a deep, rich patina. There is honest wear to the bronze finish consistent with age, but no dings or structural damage. The integrated tripod base shows some paint loss/chipping as shown.