Late 19th-Early 20th Century Bronze Japanese Dragon Vase whale No major bends or structural

No major bends or structural issues observed

but the pot remains structurally sound

Antique hand-crank carousel toy with vintage replacement animals

This form was common in machine shops

that isn't surprising given these were mostly used by GIs during WWII and sold at Post Exchanges (or PXs)

Late 19th-Early 20th Century Bronze Japanese Dragon Vase whale No major bends or structuralCast bronze vase with high relief dragon decoration encircling the shoulder, set against a deliberately textured ground and finished with a dark, time softened patina. The form is classically baluster shaped, rising from a flared foot to a wide, open mouth with a subtly rolled rim. The dragon is rendered in a traditional East Asian idiom, with a sinuous body, finely articulated scales, prominent claws, and an expressive, horned head emerging in bold