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hollow‑cast spelter with a bronzed finish typical of the late Taishō to early Shōwa period. The tiger features excellent musculature, expressive facial detail, and a dynamic forward‑leaning pose that displays beautifully from any angle.
This example shows an attractive aged patina consistent with its era. The underside displays the expected hollow‑cast construction and period manufacturing characteristics. A strong decorative statement piece and a collectible example of early Japanese export metalwork.
Details: • Period: c. 1920s–1930s• Origin: Japan• Material: Spelter with bronzed finish• Construction: Hollow‑cast• Length: approx. 16 inches head to tail • Weight: approx. 3 lbs 12 oz • Condition: Very good vintage condition with age‑appropriate patina• Stand: Not included • Shipping: Packed professionally for safe arrival
A fantastic addition to any collection of Japanese metalwork, Asian décor, or vintage animal sculptures.
