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ANTIQUE 19thC JAPANESE SOLID SILVER & ENAMEL MODELS OF PHEASANTS ON STAND c.1890
Antique late-19th Century Japanese solid silver enameled figures on a wood stand, exquisitely crafted, this remarkable piece features a grouping of pheasants and wagtails, each perched gracefully on a sculpted wooden root base. The ensemble includes three pheasants of varying sizes alongside a pair of smaller wagtails positioned below. Their bodies are intricately fashioned in high-grade 950+ silver, while their feathers are adorned with an exquisite array of multicolored enamel, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail.
The sculpted wooden root serves as a naturalistic base, perfectly complementing the elegance of the birds. Signed Baisetsu, the piece is a testament to the artisan's skill and dedication to traditional Japanese artistry.
Reference Number: A10192
This item is eligible for the Pushkin’s Promise scheme.
Antique late-19th Century Japanese solid silver enameled figures on a wood stand, exquisitely crafted, this remarkable piece features a grouping of pheasants and wagtails, each perched gracefully on a sculpted wooden root base. The ensemble includes three pheasants of varying sizes alongside a pair of smaller wagtails positioned below. Their bodies are intricately fashioned in high-grade 950+ silver, while their feathers are adorned with an exquisite array of multicolored enamel, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail.
The sculpted wooden root serves as a naturalistic base, perfectly complementing the elegance of the birds. Signed Baisetsu, the piece is a testament to the artisan's skill and dedication to traditional Japanese artistry.
Reference Number: A10192
This item is eligible for the Pushkin’s Promise scheme.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
In Japanese culture, birds are imbued with profound symbolic meanings, often representing peace, freedom, and a spiritual connection to nature. The pheasant, in particular, is considered a national symbol of Japan and is associated with protection and vigilance. Meanwhile, wagtails are admired for their liveliness and grace.
This stunning work not only exemplifies the finest artistry in silver and enamel but also encapsulates the cultural significance and aesthetic values of Japanese tradition, making it a true collector's treasure.
CONDITION
In Great Condition - no damage, just general wear.
SIZE
Height: 34 cm // 13.39 inches
Width: 23 cm // 9.06 inches
Depth: 20 cm // 7.87 inches