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$550

Antique Late 19th Century Japanese Meiji-period Bronze Okimono Monkey Statue. Heavy 2lb Cast

Last updated 11 days ago in Santa Clarita, CA

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Scott & Elena

Scott & Elena

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For sale is a beautiful antique/vintage Japanese Okimono bronze sculpture depicting a seated macaque monkey. This piece features a striking dark, stylized patina with intricate hand-incised lines replicating natural fur texture. It captures the monkey in an incredibly expressive, relaxed pose with one leg extended forward. The underside shows authentic rough foundry casting marks, unsigned. - Material: Solid Cast - BronzeWeight: 2 lbs 2.0 oz (Heavy, high-quality casting) - Condition: Excellent vintage condition with original, undisturbed dark patina. No cracks or repairs. Perfect addition for collectors of Asian art, fine bronzes, or unique eclectic home decor. Pick up Lyons & Wiley, Newhall Cross Posted Tags#BronzeMonkey #JapaneseOkimono #MeijiBronze #BronzeSculpture #AsianAntiquities #AntiqueBronze #MacaqueMonkey #BronzeStatue

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