Large Japanese Meiji Period Bronze Vase C.1890

19th century

Sold by Rams Head Antiques

Description

This an impressive Japanese bronze vase which dates from the Meiji period. The vase has a great shape with a narrow slender neck and paneled base which flares out dramatically. The vase is signed to the base and is in good order, with a good patinated colour to the bronze. It is a great size, measuring 38 cms high and 24 cms wide at its most flared point.

Physical Dimensions

Height

38cm (14.96")

Width

24cm (9.45")

Depth

24cm (9.45")

Declaration

Rams Head Antiques has dated this piece to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA448906

Dealers Notes

Rams Head Antiques is a family business based in Wolsingham in Weardale where we have had shop premises for 28 years. The shop is generally open every Saturday from 11 am till 3 pm.

You are most welcome to visit the shop but please always check to confirm we are open before travelling. We have been in the antiques trade for well over thirty years now and stock a wide and varied range of antiques and decorative items specialising in carpets and Eastern and Oriental items as well as Georgian and Victorian furniture, mirrors, oil paintings, prints, ceramics and clocks.

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Description

This an impressive Japanese bronze vase which dates from the Meiji period.

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The vase has a great shape with a narrow slender neck and paneled base which flares out dramatically.

Rams Head Antiques

The vase is signed to the base and is in good order, with a good patinated colour to the bronze. It is a great size, measuring 38 cms high and 24 cms wide at its most flared point.

Physical Dimensions

Height

38cm (14.96")

Width

24cm (9.45")

Depth

24cm (9.45")

Date of Manufacture

Rams Head Antiques has dated this piece to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA448906