Toyo Japan Rearing Horse Patinated Metal Sculpture

DESCRIPTION: A Toyo Japan rearing horse metal sculpture with a dark brown/dark patina finish. Holds original label "Toyo Japan" on the underside. CIRCA: 20th Century. ORIGIN: Japan. DIMENSIONS: H: 17

Toyo Japan gilt and patinated metal sculpture of a rearing horse. Holds original label to underside H:11.5in(29.2cm) W:14.5in(36.8cm)

Toyo Japan gilt and patinated metal sculpture of a rearing horse. Holds original label to underside H:11.5in(29.2cm) W:14.5in(36.8cm)

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Black Painted Metal Equestrian Art Sculpture of Rearing Horse having his reins held by his human handler mounted on wooden base. Appears unmarked Used condition, wear, worn, dirty, paint loss 7" wide

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