A pair of archaistic bronze or metal alloy vases; each one with trumpet neck and circular base both about 29 cm high, Qing Dynasty or later (2). Please note that both vases have areas of damage, fatigue or wear; the base of one has obviously been filled with a type of plaster or other material; the other vase may be filled similarly.. Please note that both vases have areas of damage, fatigue or wear; the base of one has obviously been filled with a type of plaster or other material; the other vase may be filled similarly.
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A bronze tripod incense burner with pierced domed cover and Shoulao and Deer finial; mounted for electricity; overall height including the electricity mount and wood stand 46 cm. Please note that there is some deterioration, wear and/or damage extant, including: metal fatigue and damage or loss resulting from the electricity mounting.. Please note that there is some deterioration, wear and/or damage extant, including: metal fatigue and damage or loss resulting from the electricity mounting.
A pair of Japanese polished bronze vase, Meiji period, with white metal and copper inlay, each with a pair of elephant mask handles, the baluster body with birds and butterflies amongst fruiting branches, height 33.5cm. Condition report: Cannot see any signatures. Small imperfections and some surface scratches.
A Japanese bronze urn, cover and stand, Meiji Period, the cover cast with a flowering shrub, the main body with a repeated cloud motif with birds of prey, the handles cast with pine cones and leaves, the separate base with branches and flowering prunus, cast seal mark to base, total height 54cm, width 26cm. Condition report: Rectangular hole to cover.
A magnificent Japanese bronze model of an eagle, Meiji period, with well modelled plummage, perched with outstretched pinned wings, on a wooden base, signed, height 32cm width 51cm, height of stand 26.5cm.Provenance: bought by the current vendor's father in law at auction in Somerset in the late 1950s. Condition report: small tip of one feather missing.
A pair of early 20th Century 1930's figures in the form of Tamie Jack O Lantern King of the Piskies and Tamie Joan the Wad Queen of the Piskies. Both having a bronze effect, being finished in green and red detailing. Impressed marks to verso for the Queens parlour Mevagissey Cornwall. Measures: 16cm tall.
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