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Japanese Inlaid Bronze Vase by Kanasawa.
Donald Allison Antiques
for sale €644     $699
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Japanese Inlaid Bronze Vase by Kanasawa.

1900 - 1920
Description

A nice size mixed metal inlaid bronze vase depicting a cockerel and hen .

The base with dedication dated 1927 and fully signed Kanasawa .

Price includes packing and shipping.

Physical Dimensions
Height
25cm (9.84")
Width
10cm (3.94")
Depth
10cm (3.94")
Declaration

Donald Allison Antiques has dated this Japanese Inlaid Bronze Vase to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1233262
Dealers Notes

Don has been dealing in Meiji period art for 60 years , exhibiting in London , New York , Baltimore , Miami and Shanghai. P . R .China . He has supplied some of the world`s great collection`s and institution`s . This is his first venture on the internet , and is looking forward to re visiting old client`s and hopefully meeting new client`s , from private collector`s to his many friend`s in the trade.

We are fair and keen buyers of Meiji Art , and are still travelling the world to secure good examples . Please contact us should you wish to dispose of Japanese Art , particularly metalwork and cloisonne enamels .

We are pleased to pack and ship worldwide at very competitive prices . All UK destinations are free of charge .

Description
A nice size mixed metal inlaid bronze vase depicting a cockerel and hen .

The base with dedication dated 1927 and fully signed Kanasawa .

Price includes packing and shipping.

Height
25cm (9.84")
Width
10cm (3.94")
Depth
10cm (3.94")
Date of Manufacture

Donald Allison Antiques has dated this Japanese Inlaid Bronze Vase to the 1920s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1233262
Donald Allison Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2018
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You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Donald Allison Antiques Profile Page

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A Japanese Meiji period bronze vase featuring silver and gold inlay depicting a cockerel and hen perched on a flowering branch.
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Archive I A Japanese Meiji period bronze vase featuring silver and gold inlay depicting a cockerel and hen perched on a flowering branch.

Japanese Inlaid Bronze Vase by Kanasawa.

Archive II A Japanese Meiji period bronze vase featuring silver and gold inlay depicting a cockerel and hen perched on a flowering branch. View II
Archive III A Japanese Meiji period bronze vase featuring silver and gold inlay depicting a cockerel and hen perched on a flowering branch. View III
Archive IV A Japanese Meiji period bronze vase featuring silver and gold inlay depicting a cockerel and hen perched on a flowering branch. View IV
Archive V A Japanese Meiji period bronze vase featuring silver and gold inlay depicting a cockerel and hen perched on a flowering branch. View V
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Donald Allison Antiques
Telephone 0796 1031 462
Location
The Ribble Valley
Lancashire
United Kingdom
Dealer Profile Page sellingantiques.co.uk/donaldallison
Verified Since Jun 2018
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Items Sold 177
Donald Allison Antiques
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Location: The Ribble Valley, Lancashire, United Kingdom
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A Japanese Meiji period bronze vase featuring silver and gold inlay depicting a cockerel and hen perched on a flowering branch.
Japanese inlaid bronze vase by KANASAWA.
Ref: SA1233262
A Japanese Meiji period bronze vase featuring silver and gold inlay depicting a cockerel and hen perched on a flowering branch.
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Japanese Meiji period (18681912) bronze metalwork is distinguished by intricate mixed-metal inlay techniques known as nunome-zogan and hon-zogan. Artisans incorporated precious metals including gold, silver, shakudo, and shibuichi to create detailed naturalistic designs on cast bronze vessels.

The core structure is cast bronze, decorated with soft-metal inlays. Artisans frequently utilised pure silver, fine gold, shakudo (a copper-gold alloy producing a blue-black patina), and shibuichi (a copper-silver alloy developing subtle grey hues).

Authentic pieces exhibit precise hand-inlay work flush with the surface, natural patination showing honest age, and significant physical weight. Many high-quality examples feature engraved signatures or seal marks from recognised craftsmen or workshops near the base.

Place the vase as a singular statement object on a dark timber sideboard, a marble mantelpiece, or within a minimalist shelving unit. The dark metal finish and luminous metallic inlays complement neutral contemporary palettes and structured architectural settings.

Dust the surface regularly with a dry, soft microfibre cloth to remove loose particles. Avoid liquid cleaners, abrasive metal polishes, or chemical detergents, as these will strip the original patination and damage delicate soft-metal inlays.
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