Description Four Japanese Champlevé Bronze Vesselscomprising two vases, the first a baluster example, the exterior having bands of enameled decoration showing floral scrolls above a celeste blue ground, divided by rows of beast masks and ring handles, the neck applied with a pair of dragon-head form handles; the second having a short, cylindrical body decorated with lotus scrolls and winged birds, with a pair of dragon-head handles; a deep, rounded bowl with a slightly flared mouth rim, the body with Chinese characters above a blue ground; a covered incense burner decorated with stylized dragons, the reticulated cover surmounted by a seated kirin-form finial.Height of tallest 18 1/2 in., 47 cm.Property from the Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fry, Hoffman Estates, Illinois, thence by descent