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Vase - Legierung, Bronze - Japan - Takaoka Bronze 真峰 Bronze  (Ohne mindestpreis)
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Vase - Legierung, Bronze - Japan - Takaoka Bronze 真峰 Bronze (Ohne mindestpreis)

Artist: Shinpō (真峰), signed Workshop / Dealer: Zuiryūdō (瑞龍堂), named on the tomobako Material: Cast bronze with green patinated finish Origin: Japan Period: 20th century Condition: Very good vintage condition. Minor surface variations and patina consistent with age and traditional bronze casting techniques. No cracks, repairs, or structural damage observed. ⸻ Description This Japanese bronze vase features a dignified form inspired by classical Chinese ritual vessels, characterized by a rounded body, flared neck, and a pair of looped handles. The surface is finished with a rich green patina, enhancing the relief decoration that encircles the body and neck, and emphasizing the depth and texture typical of cast bronze works. The base of the vase bears the incised mark 真峰 (Shinpō), indicating the maker or workshop responsible for the casting. While detailed biographical information on Shinpō is not currently documented in publicly available sources, the use of an artist’s gō (art name) and the quality of execution suggest a trained artisan working within the Japanese metalworking tradition. The original wooden storage box (tomobako) is inscribed 瑞龍堂 (Zuiryūdō). This name is understood to represent the workshop, gallery, or dealer through which the piece was presented or distributed, a common practice in Japanese art and craft. The presence of a named tomobako supports the vase’s status as a formally handled and valued work rather than a mass-produced object. Together, the signed bronze vase and its inscribed tomobako reflect a traditional relationship between maker and distributor, offering insight into the historical circulation of Japanese metal artworks in the 20th century. The vase is accompanied by a reference leaflet on Takaoka bronze ware, indicating that the piece was presented or circulated within the tradition of Takaoka metal craftsmanship. ━━ Dimensions: Height: approx. 25 cm Body width: approx. 16 cm Mouth diameter: approx. 11.5 cm Base diameter: approx. 11.5 cm Weight: approx. 1.8 kg (over 2 kg including packaging) ⸻ Included • Bronze vase • Original wooden storage box (tomobako)+leaflet ⸻ Shipping • Carefully packed and shipped with tracking. • International shipping via Japan Post or Yamato Transport. • Import duties, taxes, VAT, and any other charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check your country’s customs regulations before bidding.

Nr. 100921654

Verkauft
Vase - Legierung, Bronze - Japan - Takaoka Bronze 真峰 Bronze  (Ohne mindestpreis)

Vase - Legierung, Bronze - Japan - Takaoka Bronze 真峰 Bronze (Ohne mindestpreis)

Artist: Shinpō (真峰), signed
Workshop / Dealer: Zuiryūdō (瑞龍堂), named on the tomobako
Material: Cast bronze with green patinated finish
Origin: Japan
Period: 20th century

Condition:
Very good vintage condition. Minor surface variations and patina consistent with age and traditional bronze casting techniques. No cracks, repairs, or structural damage observed.



Description

This Japanese bronze vase features a dignified form inspired by classical Chinese ritual vessels, characterized by a rounded body, flared neck, and a pair of looped handles.
The surface is finished with a rich green patina, enhancing the relief decoration that encircles the body and neck, and emphasizing the depth and texture typical of cast bronze works.

The base of the vase bears the incised mark 真峰 (Shinpō), indicating the maker or workshop responsible for the casting. While detailed biographical information on Shinpō is not currently documented in publicly available sources, the use of an artist’s gō (art name) and the quality of execution suggest a trained artisan working within the Japanese metalworking tradition.

The original wooden storage box (tomobako) is inscribed 瑞龍堂 (Zuiryūdō). This name is understood to represent the workshop, gallery, or dealer through which the piece was presented or distributed, a common practice in Japanese art and craft. The presence of a named tomobako supports the vase’s status as a formally handled and valued work rather than a mass-produced object.

Together, the signed bronze vase and its inscribed tomobako reflect a traditional relationship between maker and distributor, offering insight into the historical circulation of Japanese metal artworks in the 20th century.

The vase is accompanied by a reference leaflet on Takaoka bronze ware, indicating that the piece was presented or circulated within the tradition of Takaoka metal craftsmanship.

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Dimensions:
Height: approx. 25 cm
Body width: approx. 16 cm
Mouth diameter: approx. 11.5 cm
Base diameter: approx. 11.5 cm

Weight: approx. 1.8 kg (over 2 kg including packaging)



Included
• Bronze vase
• Original wooden storage box (tomobako)+leaflet



Shipping

• Carefully packed and shipped with tracking.
• International shipping via Japan Post or Yamato Transport.
• Import duties, taxes, VAT, and any other charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check your country’s customs regulations before bidding.

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€ 20
Sandra Wong
Experte
Schätzung  € 150 - € 200

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