Two Japanese bronze hand mirrors, 19th century
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Two Japanese bronze hand mirrors, 19th century
each moulded with a pair of cranes before 'The Three Friends', with inscription, later hook, one handle drilled, dents, the taller 28,5cm high; and a Japanese bronze mirror, moulded in relief with Buddhist emblems enclosing a boss, the plaque 21,5cm diameter, the stand with carved openwork and raised on a waisted rectangular base, 36cm high
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