Vintage Bronze HORSE & SAMURAI WARRIOR Statue Cloisonne Japanese SIGNED Artwork

Vintage Bronze HORSE & SAMURAI WARRIOR Statue Cloisonne Japanese SIGNED Artwork

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Vintage Bronze HORSE & SAMURAI WARRIOR Statue Cloisonne Japanese SIGNED ArtworkCondition: This sculpture is in perfect condition Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 12" X Width 8" Marble Dimensions: Diameter 7" Height without base: 11" Weight: 10 LBS Inventory: 61DS0875216 Transport yourself to the era of ancient Japan with this remarkable bronze statue depicting a fierce Samurai warrior in the midst of battle. Mounted on his loyal steed, the warrior charges forward with unwavering determination, his spear held high in a

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