A Bronze 'Recumbent Hare' Koro Edo period, 17th century (3)
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A BRONZE 'RECUMBENT HARE' KORO Edo period, 17th century Finely modelled, resting upon a separate rockwork base forming the incense container, the hare with long ears extending over the back with a small aperture for the release of smoke, the bronze of rich dark brown tone, wood box. 12cm long x 11cm high overall (4 3/4in x 4 3/8in). (3). Footnotes: 江戶時代 十七世紀 銅臥兔爐 Provenance: Gregg Baker Ltd., London, 9th February 2017 (collector's notes) A private collection, London
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