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Vintage 1975 Studio Art Bronze Rooster Head Table Bell Signed Dated 75 Limited Edition (#03)
Item Overview:
Up for sale is a striking, highly detailed vintage figural studio art bronze rooster head table bell, individually hand-cast and finished in 1975. Standing an impressive 7 inches tall, this heavy, substantial piece features exceptional artistry, showcasing deep textures along the wattle and individual feathers, beautifully offset by burnished highlights around the eyes and beak.
Unlike typical flat-bottomed rooster desk paperweights from this era, this functions beautifully as a table/desk bell with a wonderful sounding ring and a custom-sculpted chicken foot clapper.
Markings, Provenance & Limited Edition:
Limited Edition Status: Features hand-inscribed studio/batch casting number "#03" inside the rim, marking it as a low-production artisan piece.
Artist Signature: Hand-engraved/etched in gold script inside the inner rim featuring a stylized artist signature/monogram.
Exact Date: Explicitly hand-dated "'75" for 1975 directly underneath the artist's signature.
Production Style: Mid-1970s studio art bronze movement; individual artisan lost-wax execution rather than automated factory mass production.
Specifications & Condition:
Dimensions: 7" High x 3.5" Wide / Base Diameter
Material: 100% Solid Bronze / Heavy Patinated Alloy
Color/Finish: Multitonal dark brown patinated feathers with a bright, burnished natural bronze beak and eye ridges
Weight: Very substantial and heavy for its size
Clapper: Intact, custom-sculpted bronze rooster claw holding a stone
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The original dark patina shows beautiful, authentic age-appropriate shelf wear. No cracks, chips, or repairs. The interior clapper is firmly intact and rings clearly.
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