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           A JAPANESE BRONZE INCENSE BURNER    A JAPANESE BRONZE MODEL OF A        A PAIR OF JAPANESE BRONZE
           AND COVER, KORO                     HORSE, OKIMONO                      CANDLESTICKS
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           MEIJI PERIOD, 19  CENTURY           MEIJI PERIOD, 19  CENTURY           MEIJI PERIOD, 19  CENTURY
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           The bulbous body decorated with writhing   The equine realistically depicted, standing with   Cast as Ashinaga and Tenaga, the long-legged and
           dragons amongst clouds, raised on three feet   its head elegantly raised and with its tail flowing   long-armed men depicted standing, holding three
           shaped as young boys, karako, and with a fourth   behind it, the belly with a two character signature   flower-shaped sconces above their heads, both
           one to the cover, the handles formed as smaller   in a rectangular cartouche, 30cm.  raised on a rectangular plinth with scrolling feet,
           dragons, signed Yoshi zo to the base, 21cm. (2)  £400-600               each marked Sanri in a rectangular reserve to the
           £300-500                                                                back, 38.5cm. (2)
           Cf. Bonhams London, 14th May 2015, lot 424,                             PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS TO BE OFFERED
                                                                                   WITHOUT RESERVE.
           for a related koro with boys and dragons by Yoshi.
                                                                                   £100-200
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           A PAIR OF JAPANESE INLAID BRONZE    TWO BRONZE VASES AND A SILVER SAKE   A PAIR OF JAPANESE BRONZE VASES
           VASES                               BOTTLE, TOKKURI                     MEIJI PERIOD, 19  CENTURY
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           MEIJI PERIOD, 19  CENTURY           MEIJI PERIOD AND LATER, 19  AND 20    The bodies cast with a continuous scene of a
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           The middle sections of the trumpet-shaped   CENTURY                     bird of prey and smaller birds amongst pine, the
           bodies decorated with a band of mythical   The tallest vase of cylindrical shape and decorated   shoulders decorated with bands of lappets, both
           creatures amongst scrolling clouds, the kirin,   with bamboo, signed; the other vase with copper   raised on four shaped feet, both 28cm. (2)
           dragon and ho-ho bird depicted in mixed metal in   and silver-coloured inlays and decorated with   £100-200
           between bands of lappets, both 33.5cm. (2)  chickens and chicks pecking, signed Kaneyoshi,
           £200-300                            together with a gourd-shaped sake bottle with a   Provenance: from the collection of Anne Hull-Grundy
                                                                                   (1926-1984) and thence by descent.
                                               hammered surface, the base marked jungin (silver),
                                               22cm max. (3)
                                               £500-800
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