Antique 19th/20th Century Bronze Greyhound / Whippet Sculpture

Antique 19th/20th Century Bronze Greyhound / Whippet Sculpture

Brand: Burchard
SKU: 1007305
800.00 USD In stock Buy at Merchant

Dimensions: 12" L × 11¼" H Material: Cast bronze This elegant bronze sculpture depicts a poised greyhound or whippet, rendered with the sleek, athletic lines characteristic of the breed. Standing alert with a gently arched back and elongated limbs, the figure captures the refined grace and quiet strength that made sighthounds a favored subject in decorative arts from the late 19th through mid?20th century. The sculpture is cast in solid bronze with a warm, naturally aged patina that enhances the contours of the musculature and the smooth flow of the dog’s silhouette. The artist’s attention to anatomical accuracy—seen in the slender legs, deep chest, and finely modeled head—reflects the influence of traditional European animalier sculpture. Although unmarked, the style aligns with early 20th century studio bronzes produced in both Europe and the United States, where greyhounds symbolized elegance, speed, and aristocratic refinement. At 12 inches long and 11¼ inches tall, the piece has a commanding presence without overwhelming a space, making it ideal for display on a mantel, desk, or sideboard. Its timeless form and classic bronze finish allow it to blend seamlessly with interiors ranging from traditional to modern. This sculpture is a handsome example of early 20th century bronze craftsmanship, celebrating the beauty and nobility of one of the world’s most iconic canine breeds. Although we do our best to research and present information and data accurately on all of these collectible estate items we are not appraisers curators or authenticators. Please bid accordingly; All estate items are non returnable non refundable sold as-is where-is with no warranties expressed or implied.

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