A Japanese Bronze Display Stand Meiji period The cylindrical surface decorated around the exterior with a frieze of galloping horses
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A JAPANESE BRONZE DISPLAY STAND Meiji period The cylindrical surface decorated around the exterior with a frieze of galloping horses, rising from a flower-form apron cast in relief with karashishi masks alternating with foliate medallions, set on six slender scrolling legs enclosing a further circular platform encircled by lotus petal lappets. 61cm (24in) high. Footnotes: 明治時代 銅圓几 Provenance: Jeremy Mason, London
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