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A MEIJI PERIOD JAPANESE BRONZE TEAPOT of faceted form with shallow raised decoration depicting blossoming trees and songbirds, the finial modelled as two seated monkeys, simulated bamboo handle and large Japanese signature below spout (15cm high )

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A MEIJI PERIOD JAPANESE BRONZE TEAPOT of faceted form with shallow raised decoration depicting blossoming trees and songbirds, the finial modelled as two seated monkeys, simulated bamboo handle and large Japanese signature below spout (15cm high )

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