Impressive Antique 19th Century Japanese Bronze Carp Vase Meiji Period
Located in Amsterdam, Noord Holland
Very artistic Japanese bronze vase wtih beautiful patina. Marked at body and base. Condition No damages found, just some ware and small scratches. Size 310mm high Period 19t...
Porcelain
Japanese Meiji period Bronze Carp vase.
Located in Brighton, Sussex
A very impressive and enchanting Japanese Meiji period (1868-1912) patinated bronze vase depicting Carp swimming around. 57380 ACYN
Bronze
$148Sale Price|20% Off
Japanese bronze vase decorated with Kintaro riding Carp Koi - Meiji - 19th Japan
Located in Beuzevillette, FR
Very pretty Japanese Meiji bronze vase representing a naked boy, like a cherub, very muscular on a Koi carp in the middle of crashing waves.
Bronze
Pair of 19th Century Japanese Meiji Period Bronze Carp Vases
Located in Brighton, Sussex
A fine quality pair of Japanese Meiji period (1868-1912) green and red patinated bronze vases, each having pierced decoration, having wonderful raised carp swimming around the center...
Bronze
Large Antique Japanese Bronze Vase with Raised Carp - L. 19th Century - Signed
Located in New York, NY
A massive late 19th century Meiji Era (1868-1912) bronze Japanese vase. The vase is made of patinated bronze, giving it a rich, reddish-brown color.
Bronze
$2,720Sale Price|40% Off
large pair of antique Japanese bronze vases with carp fish, Meiji period
Located in Buenos Aires, Olivos
A large pair of antique Japanese bronze vases with carp fishes, Meiji period.
Bronze
Japanese Large Bronze Vase with Carp Design
Located in Hudson, NY
Taisho period (1912-1926) bronze vase with raised design of swimming carp with gold eye details. Removable insert for flower arranging. Excellent and delicate metal work. Signature r...
Gold, Bronze
Bronze Vase with Raised Carp Design
Located in Hudson, NY
Beautiful green patina, elegant silver signature and seal on the bottom, signed Yoshimitsu comes in original storage box.
Japanese Art Deco Bronze Vase with Carp Motif
Located in Astoria, NY
Japanese Art Deco period heavy bronze vase with two swimming red carps on the front side.
Bronze
Japanese Meiji period Bronze Carp Vase
Located in Brighton, Sussex
A fine quality Japanese Meiji period (1868-1912) Bronze Carp vase.
Bronze
Sold
H 10.44 in W 8.08 in D 10.12 in
Old Japanese metal carp-shaped flower vase / Showa era / Bronze or brass
Located in Sammu-shi, Chiba
This is an old koi-shaped vase made in Japan. It is likely from the Showa period, around the 20th century. The exact metal has not been identified, but judging from its weight and su...
Brass, Bronze
Japanese Bronze Flower Vase with Leaping Carp
Located in Seattle, WA
Japanese bronze hanaire (flower vessel) for use in ikebana, the art of flower arrangement.
Silver, Bronze
Japanese Showa Bronze Vase with Auspicious Carp Koi in Silver
Located in Santa Fe, NM
A stunning bronze vase with three lively koi swimming upstream, Showa period (1926-1945), Japan. The lead koi etched into the bronze and colored red with a black barbel and eye. The ...
Silver, Bronze
Antique Heavy Bronze Tower Bell on Oak Yoke, British Colonial, 1880
Located in Godshill, Isle of Wight
Heavy bronze bell, tower bell. This is a very heavy piece it is on an Oak Yoke with iron fixings including a the bracket which holds the rope For the purpose of the pictures and...
Bronze
19th Century Antique Chinese Carved Bronze Vase
Located in Pomona, CA
Very nice antique Chinese bronze vase decorated with a carved low relief idealized frieze with Chinese traditional forks art of Kin Lin symbols and two dragon handles. Very beautiful...
Bronze
$22,400Sale Price|20% Off
H 31 in Dm 17 in
Massive Chinese Cloisonné Vase with Phoenix, Magnolia, Lotus and Chrysanthemums
Located in New York, NY
A massive Chinese blue cloisonné vase or urn depicting a colorful imperial phoenix with gilt bronze wires among birds and butterflies in an imperial garden of magnolia blossoms, chry...
Enamel
Meiji Period, Japanese Bronze Jardiniere
Located in Brighton, Sussex
An impressive 19th century Japanese Meiji period bronze jardinière, depicting herding elephants.
Bronze
$603
H 10.63 in Dm 7.88 in
Meiji Period Japanese Bronze Vase with Koi Fishes and Flowers, 19th Century
Located in Bochum, NRW
A Japanese bronze vase from the Meiji Period (late 19th) signed on the bottom. The vase is beautifully decorated with two koi fishes and a floral motif, a branch with flowers and lea...
Bronze, Copper
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