Two Eagles, Rising

Vintage Asian carved eagle sculpture on a wooden stand

$94.00

Object reference: BR-0001
Period: Mid-to-late 20th century — estimated
Dimensions: 7 × 3 × 19.4 cm (2.76 × 1.18 × 7.64 in), length × width × height, including the wooden stand
Country of origin: Unconfirmed; likely East Asia
Material: Described as animal bone (unverified); dark-stained wood
Use: Decorative display on a shelf, console or desk

Condition

The supplied photographs show surface marks and tonal variation on the carving, scratches and finish wear on the stand, and pale areas on the reverse and base joint that may indicate earlier filling or adhesive. Small feather-tip and openwork losses cannot be ruled out. A hands-on condition check is still to be confirmed.

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The story

Two eagles rise through flowers, rockwork and curling forms, their open wings giving the tall carving its upward movement.

Layered feathers and pierced openings bring lightness to the dense composition. The pale carving stands against a dark wooden base: an expressive decorative object for a bookshelf, console or desk. Its appeal is in that contrast of intricacy and momentum, and in the enduring image of a bird taking flight.

Likely made in China or another East Asian carving centre during the mid-to-late twentieth century; date and origin remain estimates. No maker’s mark is visible in the supplied photographs. Material, species and provenance require confirmation; the listing does not establish that the object is ivory-free.