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A Pair of Large Japanese Bronze Vases, Meiji Period.
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A Pair of Large Japanese Bronze Vases, Meiji Period.

19th century
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A Pair of Large Japanese Bronze Vases, Meiji Period.

These large bronze vases have flared rims at the top with a raised flying bird design and isometric handles with a fantasy animal head, maybe an elephant head.

Below all four sides are similar to each other but different they have a relief decoration consisting mostly of fantasy birds, trees and flowers

The vases are in aged condition and very impressive, one with a seal under, they are 33” high and14” in diameter with

PM220

To get an accurate delivery quote please send the item number with your location to Elmgarden Antiques.

Physical Dimensions
Height
58cm (22.83")
Width
36cm (14.17")
Depth
30cm (11.81")
Declaration

Elmgarden has dated these Japanese Meiji Bronze Vases to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1233044
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PM220
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A Pair of Large Japanese Bronze Vases, Meiji Period.
These large bronze vases have flared rims at the top with a raised flying bird design and isometric handles with a fantasy animal head, maybe an elephant head.
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fig 1. A pair of dark brown Japanese Meiji period bronze vases featuring relief depictions of birds on branches and dragon-shaped handles on footed bases.
fig 1. A Pair of Large Japanese Bronze Vases, Meiji Period.

Below all four sides are similar to each other but different they have a relief decoration consisting mostly of fantasy birds, trees and flowers

The vases are in aged condition and very impressive, one with a seal under, they are 33” high and14” in diameter with

PM220

To get an accurate delivery quote please send the item number with your location to Elmgarden Antiques.

Height
58cm (22.83")
Width
36cm (14.17")
Depth
30cm (11.81")
Date of Manufacture

Elmgarden has dated these Japanese Meiji Bronze Vases to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1233044
Dealers Internal Ref
PM220
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Archive I A pair of dark brown Japanese Meiji period bronze vases featuring relief depictions of birds on branches and dragon-shaped handles on footed bases.

A Pair of Large Japanese Bronze Vases, Meiji Period.

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A pair of dark brown Japanese Meiji period bronze vases featuring relief depictions of birds on branches and dragon-shaped handles on footed bases.
A Pair of Large Japanese Bronze Vases, Meiji Period.
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A pair of dark brown Japanese Meiji period bronze vases featuring relief depictions of birds on branches and dragon-shaped handles on footed bases.
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During the Meiji period (18681912), Japanese bronze casters transitioned from ceremonial and military production to creating decorative metalwork for international export, renowned for detailed high-relief carving and nature-inspired motifs.

These vessels were cast in bronze using the lost-wax technique, which allowed for complex relief depictions of flora and fauna, followed by hand-chasing and chemical patination.

Authentic pieces exhibit precise casting quality, detailed hand-chased relief work, natural variation in original patination, and traditional motifs such as birds, dragons, and mythological figures.

Positioning a pair symmetrically on a sideboard, console table, or fireplace mantelpiece creates visual structure and introduces architectural metalwork into modern spaces.

Dust surfaces regularly with a dry, lint-free cloth and avoid liquid cleaners or abrasive polishes that could strip the historical patina; a light application of neutral microcrystalline wax can be used to protect the surface.
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