Japanese Meiji incense burner in bronze Height: 47 cm Width: 36 cm Depth: 38 cm
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Japanese Meiji incense burner in bronze Height: 47 cm Width: 36 cm Depth: 38 cm Meiji period Japanese patinated bronze censer with high relief designs of snakes, branches, and foliage. Central body features a phoenix and paulownia, with chiselled dragons on the back. Openwork lid can be used as a brazier or vase.1830

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Japanese Meiji incense burner in bronze Height: 47 cm Width:

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