These small brass figure charms are rich in character, offered in two distinctive designs: a playful devil and a black cat. Each piece is finely crafted with a simple yet expressive silhouette, making them striking additions to any miniature collection.
Figural objects like these have long been valued for both their symbolism and decorative appeal. The devil may represent mischief and individuality, while the black cat is often linked to superstition, luck, and mystery. Together, they bring a sense of personality and intrigue.
These cold-painted bronze miniatures are highly collectable examples of Viennese craftsmanship from the late 19th to early 20th century. They feature delicate layers of unfired, lead-based paint applied to cast bronze, a technique characteristic of the period.
Era: Late 19th- early 20th century
Material: Brass
Weight: 0.98g (devil), 1.64g (cat)
Measurements: Approx 1.75cm length, 1.32cm width at the widest point (devil); 1.27cm length, 1.48cm width at the widest point (cat)
Condition: Good condition commensurate with age, with some paint loss, though details remain clear.
PLEASE NOTE: Only the product listed is included in the sale. All other items in the image are for decorative purposes only.