En smuk håndlavet bronze figur af en elefant med tigre. Den er ca. 42 cm høj og 24 cm bred. Figuren er perfekt til at dekorere dit hjem eller som en gave til en elsket.

Japanese Meiji Genryusai Seiya bronze elephant and tigers, circa 1890. This moving and detailed bronze grouping depicts a savage attack by two viscous tigers on an Asian male elephant that refuses to go down without a fight. The hand chiseling on this work is most probably by the Seiya of Genryusai and there is a stamp on the bronze by the artist.

PLEASE NOTE: I am not an expert at all and I have listed based on the information I could find on internet. WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU WILL GET is the basis of this sale.
imposing Japanese Meiji period (1868-1912) bronze study of an Elephant being attacked by two Tigers, this Okimono is certainly exhibition size and quality and has been signed by one of the leading artists at the well-known Seiya factory , a staggering quality lifelike Elephant rears up to protect himself from a pair of Marauding Tigers, the Tigers striations as well as the Elephants Ears and Trunk have been patinated in a reddish bronze colour for contrast , the Elephants bronze Tusks measure almost 7 cm in length, this qualifies as the finest quality by quite some distance , artist signed in a seal to the underside of the belly, The tigers has glass eyes, very striking details!
This is part of a series of elephant and tigers statues, in my opinion this is certanly one of the best! See the last three pictures for other kinds and their prices. Please note that some are smaller, like 22 cm, this one is twice that size with much nicer details. The only real sign of wear I can see is the tail of one of the tigers, but the pictures speak for themselvels. WILL BE SEND FULLY INSURED! EU BUYERS; NO DUTY OR VAT!