Consists of three pieces: iron teapot, bronze censer and iron buddha. All display on the wood stand. The Meiji period iron teapot of the compressed globular body set with a curved spout, the cover recessed with a lipped rim, surmounted by a pair tall arched handle, 6.8 inch W; 7.5 inch H
The bronze censer of hexagonal section with tripod censer, each side cast with mask relief, the body flanked by two handles, 5.2 inch W; 3.2 inch H
One Ming style iron buddha, seated in dhyanasana, and right hand in Canada mudra, dressed in a dhoti tied at the waisted exposing his gilded chest decorated in beaded necklaces, his shoulder dropped with a shawl with incised floral hems, the hair tied in a tall chignon secured by a crown. 8.2 inch H
Note: Japanese Collector, 1945

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