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Japanese Bronze Grape Vine

19th Century Superior Quality Japanese Bronze Vase with Grape Vine Handles
19th Century Superior Quality Japanese Bronze Vase with Grape Vine Handles

19th Century Superior Quality Japanese Bronze Vase with Grape Vine Handles

Located in Hudson, NY

19th century superior quality Japanese bronze vase with grape vine handles. Beautifully shaped Edo

Category

Antique Early 19th Century Japanese Edo Metalwork

Materials

Bronze

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Japanese Bronze Grape Vine Vase
Japanese Bronze Grape Vine Vase

Japanese Bronze Grape Vine Vase

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H 9.25 in W 11 in D 11 in

Japanese Bronze Grape Vine Vase

Located in Hudson, NY

Japanese Bronze Grape Vine Vase with intricate raised design. Signature reads "Nagao"

Category

Early 20th Century Japanese Vases

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