花瓶 - 青铜合金 - 日本 (沒有保留價)





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日本高岡銅器龜頸梨形花瓶,銅合金材質,金銀鑲嵌雙錦鶴紋與16朵菊花(帝國徽章)紋飾,創於1993年於日本製造,完好如新,表面有輕微刮痕。
賣家描述
Origin: Japan
Date: Spring, Heisei 5 (1993)
Shape: "Crane-neck" Guanyin vase (pear-shaped vase)
Decoration: Gold and silver inlay featuring a twin-crane motif and a 16-petal chrysanthemum design (Imperial crest)
Material: Bronze alloy with gold and silver inlay
Dimensions:
Height: 24.3 cm
Rim diameter: 3 cm
Belly diameter: 9 cm
Weight: 423 g
Condition: Excellent; minor surface scratches
Base Inscription:
"Commemorating the receipt of the Yellow Ribbon Medal of Honor, Spring of Heisei 5 — Hirano Toyokichi"
This is a Takaoka bronze vase featuring an elegant "crane-neck" pear shape. The body is intricately inlaid with gold and silver designs depicting twin cranes and a 16-petal chrysanthemum (the Imperial crest). Cast in bronze, it possesses a refined surface texture and a substantial, solid feel. This piece was specially created to commemorate the recipient's award of the "Yellow Ribbon Medal of Honor" in 1993.
It is suitable for display in a tea room or study for floral arrangements and serves as an excellent addition to a collection of Japanese craftsmanship.
Origin: Japan
Date: Spring, Heisei 5 (1993)
Shape: "Crane-neck" Guanyin vase (pear-shaped vase)
Decoration: Gold and silver inlay featuring a twin-crane motif and a 16-petal chrysanthemum design (Imperial crest)
Material: Bronze alloy with gold and silver inlay
Dimensions:
Height: 24.3 cm
Rim diameter: 3 cm
Belly diameter: 9 cm
Weight: 423 g
Condition: Excellent; minor surface scratches
Base Inscription:
"Commemorating the receipt of the Yellow Ribbon Medal of Honor, Spring of Heisei 5 — Hirano Toyokichi"
This is a Takaoka bronze vase featuring an elegant "crane-neck" pear shape. The body is intricately inlaid with gold and silver designs depicting twin cranes and a 16-petal chrysanthemum (the Imperial crest). Cast in bronze, it possesses a refined surface texture and a substantial, solid feel. This piece was specially created to commemorate the recipient's award of the "Yellow Ribbon Medal of Honor" in 1993.
It is suitable for display in a tea room or study for floral arrangements and serves as an excellent addition to a collection of Japanese craftsmanship.

