A Large Pair of 20thC Ornamental Patinated Bronze Standing Cranes sub-Religion & Relics which is used ever so

which is used ever so sparingly to accentuate parts of the architecture and the flowering plant to the center

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London and the first dog cake

In gilt framed case with stand

a guild of cage makers was licensed and chartered by royalty to fabricate cages generally made of iron or brass wire

A Large Pair of 20thC Ornamental Patinated Bronze Standing Cranes sub-Religion & Relics which is used ever soOrigin: Asian Period: Mid Late 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1960 80 The Larger: 68. 75 high The Smaller: 58 high The hugely decorative larger than life size patinated verdigris bronze models of cranes, well cast and free standing without bases survive from the third quarter of the twentieth century. The cranes have the expected wear and a lovely green tinted patination that comes with bronzes and weathering commensurate with being placed