This set of six brass crane figurines from the 1960s exemplifies meticulous craftsmanship in warm, polished golden brass. Each piece presents a unique pose—some cranes stand upright with elongated necks, others bend gracefully as if caught in a moment of feeding. Their slender, elongated profiles and minimalist lines evoke both the elegance of Art Deco and the restraint of mid-century modern design. Finely engraved wings and feather details add subtle textural interest, enhancing the naturalistic aspect of the set. The birds are anchored on round bases with radiating etched lines, reminiscent of rippling water or the rays of the sun—a motif that harmonizes beautifully with the slender legs. The surface is predominantly glossy, contrasting with discreet matte accents from gentle patina. All joints are seamless and hidden, underscoring the clean visual rhythm of the composition. The set is preserved in very good condition: the brass shows a unified, mild patina and only slight traces of use, typical for well-kept vintage decorative objects from the '60s, with no significant damage or visible repairs. The language of these cranes is one of harmony and ephemeral lightness, recalling the spirit of interiors from an era that prized refined decoration and meticulous craftsmanship. Their smooth lines seem to say: "Here time pauses, and golden reflections play across the surface—casting a quiet, understated spectacle along the edge of a table or console." The gentle patina carries only stories of real use,
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Height31 cm
Depth14 cm
Width16 cm
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Width16 cm
Height31 cm
Depth14 cm
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