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  • Crane Standing Floor lamp - Japanese Art Nouveau Lamp - Decorative Bronze Lamp - Jeroen Markeis Art Deco
  • Crane Standing Floor lamp - Japanese Art Nouveau Lamp - Decorative Bronze Lamp - Jeroen Markeis Art Deco
  • Crane Standing Floor lamp - Japanese Art Nouveau Lamp - Decorative Bronze Lamp - Jeroen Markeis Art Deco
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Crane Floor Lamp

£5,800

An early 20th Century Meiji period bronze floor lamp. Fine detailed Red Crowned Crane standing on a lily pad with a branch in it's beak, holding an original red lotus flower glass shade.

Dimensions: H 180cm W 54cm D 34cm

Origin: Japanese 

Date: Circa 1910 

Item Number: 2310244

The Red Crowned Crane (Grus Japonenisis) is the second rarest Crane in the World. In maturity the bird has a snow-white plumage with a crown of red skin on top of the head – this turns vivid red during the mating season or when angry. In Japanese legend, the Red Crowned Crane, also known as the Tancho,  are believed to live for a thousand years. Revered throughout the East the bird is recognised as a symbol of peace, good fortune, longevity and fidelity.

Re-wired and in full working order 

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