A MONUMENTAL JAPANESE MEIJI PERIOD SOLID SILVER BOWL C.1900 late 19th / early 20th Century Japanese Meiji period monumental silver bowl, exceptional and magnificent quality, embossed with a continuous landscape and large cherry tree and blossom in high relief on matted hand hammered ground. Standing on a domed base, decorated with flowing foliage and two gilt, Japanese imperial chrysanthemum seals. The base stamped SILVER (950 silver standard). In Great Condition - No Damage. Height: 24cm Width: 34cm Weight: 2345g

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