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Late Meiji Era Okimono Camel Sculpture wanted Burdick eventually closed its doors

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Burdick eventually closed its doors in 1950

This early handmade cradle features a unique

They exhibit a beautifully distressed finish from years of use

This sign would have been hung inside an ice cream parlor to advertise Shamrock as the brand they serve

Late Meiji Era Okimono Camel Sculpture wanted Burdick eventually closed its doorsEarly 20th century bronze camel okimono, () (lit. ornament for display) This piece depicts what appears to be a bull camel in the wild. The fur and muscles have been crafted with close attention to detail and has a classic handmade metalware look and feel. Unmarked. Exhibits minor tarnish. 11" L x 4" D x 9. 25" H Please refer to photos regarding condition. For more information regarding delivery of your order, please review our shipping Terms and

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