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Japanese Bronze Incense Burner
Japanese: Metalwork: Bronze Pre 1900: item #1123339
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AAantiques Japanese Arts
(301) 442-2962
$1250
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Japanese Meiji Period Bronze dark-iron patinated tripod pierced Incense Burner with handles and a finial in a shape of Orchid, the lid has 12 air-release holes. The vase is signed with engraved signature.
The front of the Koro has a scene with Paradise bird with gold beak and legs; the back of the Koro has two mon-shaped partly gilded leaf ornaments. The decorations are partly gilded.
6" tall x 4 1/2" D
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Jizai okimono of a Small Crab
Japanese: Metalwork: Bronze Pre 1910: item #1120901 FC-382
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Flying Cranes Antiques Ltd.
Tel.212-223-4600
Price on Request
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Noted as a crafty creature that outwits the monkey in the “Tale of the Monkey and the Crab”, the crab is often depicted in Japanese art with meticulous anatomical detailing. This jizai okimono illustrates this artistic approach with its modeled carapace and chiseled nether side. True to its genre, this naturalistically –wrought crab is fully articulated with life-like movement. Excellent condition with no damage or restoration.
Length: 5.5”
Meiji Period, Japan
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