First Half Of The 19th Century Japanese Bronze Brazier

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First Half Of The 19th Century Japanese Bronze Brazier

This elegant altar brazier, of small dimensions, is made of lost-wax cast bronze and has a gold finish. The base is finely worked with openwork, while the rim is adorned with geometric and vegetal decorations. On the neck you can see Japanese ideograms that add further richness. The main decoration includes the handles, depicting the famous Japanese carp, and on the body of the brazier there are hares hopping in the surrounding landscape. This brazier is capable of enriching any environment, giving a touch of elegance and class. Japanese manufacture dating back to the first half of the 19th century.

Measurements: H x DM max 21 x 20cm

1 200 €

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ART@ANTIQUES - Firenze, Italy

Period: 19th century

Style: Asian art

Condition: Good condition

Material: Bronze

Diameter: 20

Height: 21

Reference (ID): 1446573

Availability: In stock