Hasegawa Gasen Attr Showa Bronze Ikebana Vase

A large 1860s Japanese Meiji period bronze Ikebana branch vase in bamboo shape. Good original dark brown patina. Unsigned.

Japanese bamboo ikebana basket made during the Showa period, circa 1930. In great vintage condition with age-appropriate wear.

Japanese Mid-Century Modern ribbed metal ikebana vase with green patina.

A Japanese Ikebana bleached willow wood flower arranging vase from the late Meiji Period. Good condition with age appropriate wear

Japanese Meiji period ikebana vessel made in bronze with a decorative tripod base featuring Chrysanthemum blossoms on stems. The piece has a channeled g...

German Favrile style glass vase, with SV mark within a circle possibly for "Societe Vallerysthal" and in the manner of Tiffany Favrile glass, likely circa 1900. Dealer: S138XX

Pair of beautiful Ikebana vases in bronze patinated using a Murashido oil technique. Marked to the underside: Hasegawa Gasen. Hasegawa Gasen (1901-1994) was a renowned Japanese met...

Hasegawa Gasen 1928 - 2002. Japanese bronze vase. Beautifully patinated in green / Brownish shades. Seal marked.

Elegant Ikebana bronze vase. Bronze patinated using a Murashido oil technique. Green and rust colored patina. Marked to the underside: Hasegawa Gasen...

Beautiful blazing red bronze color from Japan From Japan comes this gorgeous big heavily hand cast bronze vase with a special brilliant blazing red "murashido" finish. This eye ap...

Japanese bronze vase by Tsuda Eiju (1915-2001) Showa period - Circa 1960. The vase having a tall cylindrical body and four horizontal ribs, the base cast with a seal-style signature...

Bronze vase by Nakajima Yasumi II (1905-1986), Showa period, Circa 1960-70. Patinated dark reddish brown, the vase has a slender waisted shape. The base cast with a seal-style signature, along with the inscribed Tomobako (Paulownia) wood storage box. In good condition, the vase shows some rubbing with handling and there is a small area of very minor marks. Please refer to the last photograph. The storage box is in very good condition. Born in Osaka, the eldest son of the well-known metal artist Nakajima Yasumi I, Yasumi II graduated from the Sendai National Crafting Academy in 1932. In 1933 he exhibited for the first time at the Export Crafts Exhibition, and went on to show his work several times outside Japan at the Grande Salon de Paris...