Japanese Meiji Bronze Ikebana Vase

Japanese Meiji dynasty dark bronze ikebana vase, apparently unsigned, 19th c, of flower form, with lily pad leaf handles on a trumpet-form neck above flaring body and stepped foot. 8.5" H x 6" diamete

DESCRIPTION: A Japanese Meiji bronze vase embellished with etched floral motifs and silvered tone bird accents. Further Flanked on either side by handles and standing atop a three footed base. Stamped

Antique Japanese Meiji period cast bronze Ikebana vase. Features an amazing woven bamboo design captured in bronze. Features chrysanthemum flowers in high relief climbing the front. Tripod footed base

Japanese Meiji or Taisho era bronze Ikebana vase, likely 20th c., with short straight collar and an ovoid footed form with a lustrous rubbed red bronze patina, apparently unmarked. 8.5" H x 5.5" diame

An antique Japanese Meiji period cast bronze usubata ikebana vase consisting of the body section with a sculptural relief of a dragon intertwined with waves and a sculptural base of a writhing dragon

Two (2) Bronze Vases & Framed Asian Silk Fans, 3 items total. 1st item: Japanese Meiji period 2-piece bronze Usubata Ikebana flower arranging vase comprised of a bowl with wide rim and figural raised

A Japanese Usubata bronze ikebana vaseMeiji Period (1868-1912) or laterStamped to the underside with Japanese characters (possibly reading): KamehisaThe cast bronze vessel with a wide ledge/lip encirc

Japanese Ikebana Bronze Usubata Vase, Meiji Period - Approx 8.25" h x 12" w

A pair of diminutive Japanese Ikebana Usubata bronze vases, Meiji Period, each with incised and inlaid decoration to either side. Dimensions:Height 7 1/2in; diameter 3 3/4in.

This lovely carved wood has lovely brass or bronze mixed metal of a bird on a branch. Appears to be Meiji and stands approx 12.5 inches high x 5 inches around. From the Don LeMasters Collection

This lovely carved wood has lovely brass or bronze mixed metal of a bird on a branch.  Appears to be Meiji. . 12.5 inches high x 5 inches around.

dragon decor, fish handles, foo dog tri-footed, Meiji period, 11" tall, 13" diameter.

Meiji period, scene with figures playing a board game, tri-footed, 3 part body, 10 1/2" tall, 12" diameter.

likely Meiji period, 10 1/2" tall, 12" diameter, banded design on base.

Antique Japanese Metal Basket for Ikebana, vase form with handles. approximately 4.75 x 3.25 x 8.25 inches

PAIR OF JAPANESE BRONZE TWO-PART UTABATA IKEBANA VASESLate Meiji PeriodBoth with an ovoid base and two handles. Tripod feet.Heights 11". Diameters at top 12".

Meiji period with good mixed metal decoration, made in two parts. Dimensions:12" in diameter, the height is 17 1/2".

A Pair of Japanese Bronze Ikebana Basket-Form Vases Cast with various crustaceans on an openwork body, with four-character mark on the base. Late Meiji Period {Height: 12 1/4 inches (31.1 cm) each} [O

Pair of antique Japanese Meiji period mixed metals vases. Bronze with copper, silver and gold ikebana floral inlay. Tripod attached bases with engraved details. Unsigned. Measures 10 1/2" x 4 1/2" Goo

MEIJI BRONZE VASEJapanese, 19th to early 20th century, bronze. In diminutive ikebana form, relief cartouches of komainu and florals to the hexagonal perimeter.5 3/4 x 5 1/4 in. (14.6 x 13.3 cm.) Prope

Large Japanese meiji bronze vase with relief work depicting soldiers on the neck and birds on the body and the reticulated base, with handles and foliate relief on the sides. 24.25" H x 10" Diameter.

DESCRIPTION: A Japanese Meiji bronze vase with tall slender neck and slightly flared rim. Finished with parcel gilt floral decorations along the body and neck. Character stamp underneath. CIRCA: 19th-

Asia, Japan, early Meiji Period, ca. 1868 to 1900 CE. A bronze vase of simple inverted-pear form, standing on a disc foot, and with a flat disc rim. With raised silver detail, and areas that appear to

East Asia, Japan, Meiji era, ca. 1888 CE. A large bronze vessel cast with a pair of koi or carp fish in low relief, the side near the fishes' tails is signed by the artist. The bottom of the vase is e