Bronze vase, help assess
 

Rate this pzhlsta bronze vase.
China is.
Bronze.
Inlaid with silver.

Why did you decide that this is China?


As for me, so more similar to Japan.


No characters anywhere?

You can specify the size of the base and show a photo?

Chinese Vase
 

Dear Eugene. Thank you very much , chtootkliknulis on bronze vases. The site is not a lot of photos to fill in , and I have them filled at the site of the people. If you have time , simply download them pzhlsta by reference.
There's no characters on the vase . But there are pictures of soldiers with swords and spears . The size of the vase 30 cm in height. So I tried to photograph better. Many thanks in advance.

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At first I thought that the Japanese Meiji Period Vase , made ​​in Japan, under the influence of China. Oh, they're very fond of silver and gold inlay .

But dug and found the Chinese analog of the time of the Qin Dynasty , in the late than not , the height of 29.5 cm , see here :
http://www.trocadero.com/trikomsa/it.../en1store.html

drawing on the vase, coloring, inlay technique similar to ...

I think the base of your vase experienced mechanical sawing pieces to make another form <! - ~ 1 ~ ->

Private Message from you did not get written to you himself.

Eugene, thank you very much for the information.
And what value can represent this vase.
I also duamyu that it is when someone sawed.
What do you think about the cost?

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Eugene, I'm in St. Petersburg.
Ready to listen to your offer

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I tried to reply to the PM.
but I do not understand it took a letter or not.
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