415 - Japanese Meiji Archaistic Chilong Dragon Bronze Vase Late 19th century, Japanese Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Unknown Materials: Bronze Marking(s): Old inventory stickers on bottom read "JE #17". Cataloguer's Note: This is an antique Japanese bronze vase designed in a Chinese archaistic style with a traditional one-clawed "Chilong" dragon wrapping around the neck. During the late 19th-century Meiji period, Japanese metalworkers became highly fascinated with ancient Chinese history. They created a massive genre of archaic revival bronzes. The sleek, elongated silhouette and smooth, dark-chocolate patination of the vase neck are heavily characteristic of Meiji-era exports. H 9.25" x W 3"

Japanese Meiji Archaistic Chilong Dragon Bronze Vase Late 19th century, Japanese Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Unknown Materials: Bronze Marking(s): Old inventory stickers on bottom read "JE #17". Cataloguer's Note: This is an antique Japanese bronze vase designed in a Chinese archaistic style with a traditional one-clawed "Chilong" dragon wrapping around the neck. During the late 19th-century Meiji period, Japanese metalworkers became highly fascinated with ancient Chinese history. They created a massive genre of archaic revival bronzes. The sleek, elongated silhouette and smooth, dark-chocolate patination of the vase neck are heavily characteristic of Meiji-era exports. H 9.25" x W 3" Condition: Good antique condition. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com