Bronze Dish Japan Meiji Period (1868-1912) Chidori Decoration - Signed Tadatsugu - Diam 37 Cm

An important and rare solid bronze work of considerable density, weighing 3.7 kg, signed Tadatsugu (忠美), depicting a naturalistic scene in high relief of Chidori (a type of bird) moving among pine trees

This piece testifies to the excellence of late 19th-century Japanese metalwork, poetically capturing the dynamism of nature

Notable details include contrasting silver inlays against the brown patina, the Mitsudomoe symbol on the tile, and the presence of a finely chiseled spider, all hallmarks of high-quality workshop work strongly reminiscent of the Nogawa Workshop

The extreme finesse of the details, particularly in the birds' plumage, reveals a technical mastery worthy of the finest workshops in Kyoto or Tokyo

Weighing 3.7 kg and measuring 37 cm in diameter, this piece boasts the density and casting quality characteristic of prestigious pieces from this era

It is in excellent condition with a beautiful, authentic antique patina

A robust mounting system on the reverse ensures secure wall installation



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