A Bronze 'Gourd And Frog' Vase Meiji period Modelled as a double gourd, with a frog clambering up the body
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A BRONZE 'GOURD AND FROG' VASE Meiji period Modelled as a double gourd, with a frog clambering up the body, the surface cast with dimples to simulate blemishes to the skin, patinated to a rich chocolate brown, impressed seal Seiun . 24.2cm (9 1/2in) high. Footnotes: 明治時代 銅葫蘆青蛙瓶 「清雲」款
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