1900's Japanese Meiji era, Chan Buddhism, Bronze Flute Player on Buffalo Censer English Pottery were both passed down to

were both passed down to Dagmar's son

Very good age-related condition

some photographic depictions of undesired nudity

The piece is marked on the inside of the ring "STERLING" as well as with the Webster Companies makers mark

We are offering a Silver Plated Biscuit Box with a Relief Cast body

1900's Japanese Meiji era, Chan Buddhism, Bronze Flute Player on Buffalo Censer English Pottery were both passed down toWe are offering A Meiji period circa 1900's, Beautiful Japanese Bronze Censer (incense burner) of a Boy playing the Flute, returning home on the back of a Buffalo. (also referred as a water buffalo or an ox) This is a metaphor, in Japanese Zen, Chan Buddhism, about training the mind for enlightenment. The Bronze Censer has a wonderful patina and is traditionally made from cast bronze, of a Boy playing a Flute riding on the back of the Buffalo. Floral