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Exquisite Pair Japanese Meiji Mixed Metal Bronze Oni Figures of Ashinaga Tenagu
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Description
Exquisite pair of Japanese Meiji mixed metal bronze Oni figures from Japanese Mythology. Depicting Ashinaga and Tenagu - they formed a partnership to go fishing. The long-legged figure would carry the other one on his back into the water and the long-armed figure would catch the fish. Signed. Very fine quality. 12" high each.
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More Information
Origin: Japan Period: 19th Century Materials: Bronze Condition: Excellent. Number of Pieces: 2-3 Styles / Movements: Other, Traditional Dealer Reference #: f179821708298382543fs Incollect Reference #: 230609 -
Dimensions
W. 4.5 in; H. 12 in; Diam. 3.5 in; W. 11.43 cm; H. 30.48 cm; Diam. 8.89 cm;
Message from Seller:
For four generations, Solomon Treasure has obtained a reputation for dealing in rare and important 18th – 19th century antiques and fine art.
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