Late 19th-Early 20th Century Bronze Japanese Crane Planter pet The mirror backing adds depth

The mirror backing adds depth and luminosity

The back is a field replacement from an Atlas Powder Company (formerly Du Pont Powder Company) explosives crate

sold as a set

MM - C-9910 - 071824

Blatz traces its roots to mid-19th-century Milwaukee brewing and became one of the city's major beer producers

Late 19th-Early 20th Century Bronze Japanese Crane Planter pet The mirror backing adds depthHeavily cast bronze planter featuring a continuous high relief frieze of cranes in flight amid swirling cloud forms and stylized wave ground. The upper register is richly textured with incised and stippled patterning, creating depth behind the raised avian figures. Twin loop handles terminate in sculptural, bud like mounts that integrate seamlessly into the decorative band. The body swells gently from a narrow foot to a broad rim, the surface carrying