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Early 19th Century Indian Brass Elephant Temple Toy, Vintage, Authentic. 5 Lbs.

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Early 19th Century Indian Brass Elephant Temple Toy, Vintage, Authentic. 5 Lbs.

Name: Early 19th Century Indian Brass Elephant Temple Toy, Vintage, Authentic. 5 Lbs.
SKU: 5026
Price: 100.000000000 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.62 (221 reviews)

$100.00

221 reviews

This beautiful Indian brass elephant temple toy dates back to the early 19th century, making it a true vintage piece. Crafted from high-quality brass, this statue is authentic and weighs 5 pounds. The intricate details and Southeast Asian design make it a perfect addition to any collection. The color of the statue is brass and it is an antique original, originating from Southeast Asia. The primary material used to craft the statue is brass, and it is estimated to be made in the period of 1800-1849. This unique piece falls under the categories of Antiques, Asian Antiques, Southeast Asia, and Statues.