Good condition. Minor scratches and wear throughout.
20″W x 20″H
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Brass and Copper Owl Wall Sculpture
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Crafted from brass and copper, this wall sculpture has been formed in the shape of a postmodern owl. Depicted with clockwork gears and nuts to suggest an industrial aesthetic, this sculpture is mounted on a piece of square polished steel for easy hanging. No maker’s marks or signatures indicate this charismatic sculpture’s origins.
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