Late 19th c. Large Japanese Meiji Bronze of Tigers Attacking an Elephant
Late 19th c. Large Japanese Meiji Bronze of Tigers Attacking an Elephant
Late 19th c. Large Japanese Meiji Bronze of Tigers Attacking an Elephant
Late 19th c. Large Japanese Meiji Bronze of Tigers Attacking an Elephant
Late 19th c. Large Japanese Meiji Bronze of Tigers Attacking an Elephant
Late 19th c. Large Japanese Meiji Bronze of Tigers Attacking an Elephant
Late 19th c. Large Japanese Meiji Bronze of Tigers Attacking an Elephant
Late 19th c. Large Japanese Meiji Bronze of Tigers Attacking an Elephant
Late 19th c. Large Japanese Meiji Bronze of Tigers Attacking an Elephant
Late 19th c. Large Japanese Meiji Bronze of Tigers Attacking an Elephant
Late 19th c. Large Japanese Meiji Bronze of Tigers Attacking an Elephant
Late 19th c. Large Japanese Meiji Bronze of Tigers Attacking an Elephant

Late 19th c. Large Japanese Meiji Bronze of Tigers Attacking an Elephant

$5,250.00
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A Japanese wood and bronze elephant and tiger sculpture from the late Meiji period (1868-1912), the bull elephant with a pair of attaching tigers, one on its back and the other at its underbelly, raised on a large naturalistic formed root piece. The belly of the elephant is signed by the maker.

21 x 29 x 13 ½ in. 

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