Three Japanese Bronze Vessels Meiji Period Each archaic form, the first two sen one of which gu,form engraved with foliage, and the second, urn form, cast in relief on opposing sides with Guanyin and attendants outside a pavilion; and the third, a koro, with a compressed bulbous body cast with a band of taotie-masks and vertical flanges alternating with bovine mask scroll handles, raised on a spreading foot and with a pierced removable lid cast with reishi fungus, reddish-brown patina. H from: 4.25 to 5in (108 to 12.7 cm) See Illustration