Three Antique Japanese Works of Art

Chinese Export Style Porcelain Montieth The underside incribed with character marks in red. Oval, with two gilt handles, the exterior with European figures on horseback in a landscap...

Satsuma earthenware cabinet vase, early 20th century, decorated with ladies and immortals, the long neck flanked by elephant handles, signed. Height 4.62 in. (11.74 cm.), by 3 in. (...

Chinese vase Famille Rose Pink, green, and ochre colors. It has a pair of handles with gold and orange lion masks. Circa 1900 Origin: China Hand-painted porcelain Wear consistent wi...

This is a very interesting old copper vase, believed to have been made in Japan or China. Its distinctive shape and high level of decoration make it a gem that stands out among the many copper vessels I have seen. The body is cylindrical, with a tightened shape at the top and bottom. The legs are slender and tapered, giving the overall design a beautiful sense of tension. This “tapered hem” design lends a special elegance to the vase's appearance. In terms of decoration, the intricate patterns encircling the upper and lower bands are particularly striking. These patterns are geometric abstractions of clouds and dragons. On both sides, small designs resembling animal or dragon faces are attached, adding to the elegant decorative beauty of the design. The copper surface has a deep amber luster from years of use, and the patina from aging captivates the viewer's heart. There are some dents and signs of use on the surface, but these are also charming elements that testify to the fact that this vase has been cherished and used for a long time. When half-filled with water and left for 24 hours, no leaks were detected. It is practical and can be used as a flower vase. Whether filled with fresh flowers, branches, or dried flowers, it will add a sense of sophistication to any space and make a statement wherever it is placed. The accompanying paulownia box is inscribed with “Tang Dynasty Ming Dynasty Antique Copper Vase...