[ASIA] JAPAN, Meiji Period, Atsuyoshi Workshops - Lot 35

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[ASIA] JAPAN, Meiji Period, Atsuyoshi Workshops - Lot 35
[ASIA] JAPAN, Meiji Period, Atsuyoshi Workshops Bronze vase with a brown patina, in a bottle shape with a pear-shaped body, featuring a relief decoration of a rooster, hen, and chick on the body. A "厚義作" (Atsuyoshi saku) mark incised beneath the base. (Condition: minor chips and dents). Height: 28 cm (with base: 30.5 cm) Note: Signed Atsuyoshi (Atsuyoshi saku), this vase is part of the Japanese art bronze production of the Meiji period (1868–1912), particularly sought after for the finesse of their naturalistic decorations. The motif of the rooster, hen, and chicks, a symbol of prosperity and fertility, is among the traditional themes of Japanese iconography. Meiji-signed bronzes remain a major benchmark in the Japanese decorative arts market today.
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