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Bronze Gold And Silver Blossoms Ikebana Vase Signed Shugetsu
Bronze Gold And Silver Blossoms Ikebana Vase Signed Shugetsu
Bronze Gold And Silver Blossoms Ikebana Vase Signed Shugetsu
Bronze Gold And Silver Blossoms Ikebana Vase Signed Shugetsu
Bronze Gold And Silver Blossoms Ikebana Vase Signed Shugetsu

Bronze Gold And Silver Blossoms Ikebana Vase Signed Shugetsu

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A striking Bronze Ikebana Vase featuring Gold and Silver blossoms signed Shugetsu from the Showa Era (1926 – 1989). Featuring a silver neck the vase is beautifully embossed with real gold and silver blossoms cherry blossoms and chrysanthemums. The vase is in very good condition for its age.

Also engraved on the base are the names Honmaru Tokusen along with Kekkon Kine, Hitomi and Hajime.  Honmaru refers to the living quarters of the ruler of a castle.  Tokusen is a manufacturer of high quality wire which were used in the inlays in this vase.  Kekkon refers to a marriage and Kine also refers to a tree or plants which adorn the vase. This beautiful vase appears to have been a present perhaps for a marriage in a high ranking family in Japan.

The approximate dimensions are 610 grams weight and 23.5 centimetres in height.

Shipping is via Australia post and includes tracking and signature.

Sold as is. Please note we do not accept returns. Please review our images to ensure you are happy with this item prior to purchasing.

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A striking Bronze Gold And Silver Blossoms Ikebana Vase Signed Shugetsu from the Showa Era (1926 – 1989). Featuring a silver neck the vase is beautifully embossed with real gold and silver blossoms cherry blossoms and chrysanthemums. The vase is in very good condition for its age.

Also engraved on the base are the names Honmaru Tokusen along with Kekkon Kine, Hitomi and Hajime.  Honmaru refers to the living quarters of the ruler of a castle.  Tokusen is a manufacturer of high quality wire which were used in the inlays in this vase.  Kekkon refers to a marriage and Kine also refers to a tree or plants which adorn the vase. This beautiful vase appears to have been a present perhaps for a marriage in a high ranking family in Japan.

The approximate dimensions are 610 grams weight and 23.5 centimetres in height.

Shipping is via Australia post and includes tracking and signature.

Sold as is. Please note we do not accept returns. Please review our images to ensure you are happy with this item prior to purchasing.

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