Crane Wall Vase - Bronze, Patinated bronze - Japan - Edo Period (1600-1868)

A bronze wall vase 掛花入 (kakehanaire) of elongated pear shape, with its upper section modelled as a crane’s head 鶴 (tsuru). The long beak extends down the front, flanked by rounded eyes, while small circular details define the crown and incised lines suggest feathers along the sides. The bronze has a deep brown patina, with subtle variations in tone and texture. A flattened back and small hanging aperture allow the vase to rest against a wall. Complete with a wooden storage box. Period: Japan – Edo period (1603–1868). Approx. dimensions: Height 20 cm, Width 7.5 cm, Depth 7 cm. Weight: 666 g. In very good antique condition with surface wear, casting irregularities and attractive weathering to the patina. Please refer to the photographs for a clear impression of the condition. When shipped, a certificate of authenticity will be included.

Estimate:£750.86

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