Antique Japanese Meiji Period Bronze Study Of An Elephant Fighting With Two Tigers Circa 1880

This superb Japanese Meiji period bronze study has exceptionally good detailing. It portrays a figure group of a large muscular bull elephant being attacked and fighting with two tigers. One is clinging to his back and the other has been knocked to the ground lying on its back with the elephant about to stamp on it. The sculptor has cleverly captured this intense scene perfectly showing the natural movement and detailed features of these fabulous animals. This bronze is hand finished with much of the fine detailing done by hand chasing with a chisel. It has a good dark brown patination and is signed by the artist with a seal mark on the underside of the elephant. Tel: +44 7505 165 843 We accept online payments for all our items listed: Bank transfer cash on collection personal cheques or if wishing over the phone using your debit or credit cards, also doing layby payments plan, or email giving your address details & contact number and we shall send you your items invoice to make payment with your card. Send your request to – john.strong2@gmail.com

This pleasing and impressive piece comes complete with its original hand carved hardwood stand. Offering free worldwide delivery. reference FBC

Measurements:

Bronze height 32 cm x width 32 cm x depth 16 cm

Stand height 2cm x width 40 cm x depth 26 cm

Japanese, circa 1880