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7" 19th Century Japanese Meiji Period Bronze / Copper Mixed Metal Vase

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This is a stunning antique vase that will add elegance to any room. Don't miss the chance to own this unique piece! Measurements: 7" Era: 19th Century Origin: Japanese Meiji Period Material: Bronze / Copper Mixed Metal Vase Design: With Raised Chrysanthemum, Leaves & Bird Condition Note: Please note: There is a small dent (pictured). It has a slight wobble when placed on a flat surface. I have not attempted to adjust it.

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yummyvintage
yummyvintageThe original patina is preferable. With the exception of sterling silver it's usually best to leave it to the buyer to decide on the polishing.
Jan 20Reply
raynetree
raynetree@yummyvintage Ok' good to know, thank you!
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yummyvintage
yummyvintageHi! Has this vase been polished? Thanks 🦋
Jan 20Reply
raynetree
raynetree@yummyvintage Yes, somewhat, I think... Can I ask why you ask? Is that good or bad?
Jan 20Reply
yummyvintage
yummyvintageThe original patina is preferable. With the exception of sterling silver it's usually best to leave it to the buyer to decide on the polishing.
Jan 20Reply
raynetree
raynetree@yummyvintage Ok' good to know, thank you!
Jan 21Reply
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