A Japanese bronze model of a Stag George II contrasted by ebonised decorative motifs—including

contrasted by ebonised decorative motifs—including finely rendered lions

especially given its richly hued interior and commanding presence

this George III turned Blue John urn embodies the refinement and taste of the period

The 17th century pottery traditions continue to command admiration for their historical influence and technical mastery

This monochrome table lamp embodies the enduring appeal of Chinese ceramic artistry

A Japanese bronze model of a Stag George II contrasted by ebonised decorative motifs—includingA Japanese Bronze Model of a Stag Sculpture This exceptional Japanese bronze sculpture, a finely patinated model of a stag, hails from the Showa period and epitomises mid 20th century Japanese metal artistry. Elegantly crafted and signed by renowned metalworker Takenaka Masaharu III, this visually striking piece captures the grace and majesty of a stag in a stylised yet lifelike manner. Origin: Japan, by Takenaka Masaharu (Masaharu III), Takaoka,