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Fine Pair of Antique Japanese Bronze Vases by Takeuchi Chubei. Meiji Period

£1,450.00 + postage

 
Fantastic pair of rare bronze vases by Meiji artist Takeuchi Chubei. Each of a compressed globular form with a long neck and flared rim. Vases are decorated in very fine complementary patterns featuring six foo lions playing among the scrolling chrysanthemums, dragons in the clouds coiling around the long necks and with additional foliate motifs and a greek key embellishing their flared rims. Each with a characteristic Takeuchi Sei mark and patent number to the base.

Condition: Good antique condition with some age-related surface wear and marks consistent with age. Full condition report available upon request.

Height: 19 cm

Origin: Japan
Date of production: late 19th century, Meiji period (1868 – 1912)
Material: bronze

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Fantastic pair of rare bronze vases by Meiji artist Takeuchi Chubei. Each of a compressed globular form with a long neck and flared rim. Vases are decorated in very fine complementary patterns featuring six foo lions playing among the scrolling chrysanthemums, dragons in the clouds coiling around the long necks and with additional foliate motifs and a greek key embellishing their flared rims. Each with a characteristic Takeuchi Sei mark and patent number to the base.

Condition: Good antique condition with some age-related surface wear and marks consistent with age. Full condition report available upon request.

Height: 19 cm

Origin: Japan
Date of production: late 19th century, Meiji period (1868 – 1912)
Material: bronze

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