This Antique Japanese Meiji-Period Mixed-Metal or Gilt Bronze Decorative Gharger is a stunning piece of Japanese antique craftsmanship, originating from the Meiji period between 1850-1899. The intricate design and use of mixed materials reflect the skill and creativity of the artisans from that era. The gold color and gilt bronze details add an elegant touch to this unique and decorative piece, making it a valuable addition to any antique collection or traditional Japanese decor.

This is an antique Japanese Meiji-period (1868–1912) mixed-metal or bronze-gilt decorative charger featuring high-relief repoussé work of a samurai warrior battling a tiger, framed by embossed dragons.

Historical Context: Created during the Meiji era in Japan, a time when traditional sword and armor makers turned their metalworking skills toward intricate decorative art objects for international display.

Craftsmanship: Features detailed, three-dimensional repoussé and chasing techniques, depicting a dynamic central combat scene with a samurai wielding a spear against a tiger, surrounded by winding dragons along the scalloped rim.

See pics for condition, measurements and detail as you will see it’s in good pre-owned condition for the age as I am selling it how I found it at a local estate sale.

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