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18
Apr
13

英语青铜马球运动员马铸造雕像

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英语青铜马球运动员马铸造雕像

英语青铜马球运动员马铸造雕像

您观看精美的英式青铜铸造描绘马球球员在紧锣密鼓地骑着他的马。能量和活力的一块，是什么吸引了我们这个伟大的艺术作品。我们碰到这种经销商处，我们知道在巴斯，而在西方国家在采购之旅。

球员描绘摆动他的棍子，只是把球打在一个温和的领唱与马。我们不能找到一个签名的一块，但谁艺术家真的抓到的那一刻与技能。铜锈的青铜有一个可爱的光泽，在不同部位的基调变化。提供这件作品是在非常好的条件。这是家居装饰的使用权，将采取中心舞台作为展示片准备好。完美的马球爱好者和收藏者。

可以上溯到马球起源于约公元前300年，印度曼尼普尔邦，当它被演奏为Sagol Kangjei。它也被要求播放氆氇（这意味着“柳根”）约公元前525年波斯的起源。在几百年的过程中，它蔓延到其他国家，包括西藏，中国，印度，日本，称为dakyu一种特殊形式的演变在公元8世纪。到了16世纪，它已成为特别是在印度流行。在19世纪50年代在印度的英国军官学会如何发挥它，和现代的时代最早的马球俱乐部是在阿萨姆邦加贾尔俱乐部，成立于1859年。这是第一次打在英格兰，在1869年第十届轻骑兵骑兵军官，在美国于1876年。理事机构是马球总会马球协会，伦敦。第一马球总会于1874年，上演了一场比赛，俱乐部委员会首先制订了一套在1875年英国的规则

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20
Mar
13

Bronze Polo Statue Figurine Cheval Jockey Lecteur casting

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Bronze Polo Statue Figurine Cheval Jockey Lecteur casting

Bronze Polo Statue Figurine Cheval Jockey Lecteur casting

– Venez voir dans notre salle d’exposition d’antiquités Hertfordshire, à seulement 25 minutes au nord de Londres
– Superbe bronze statue joueur de polo
– Excellente coulée à patine fantastique
– Stands sur un socle en marbre attrayant
– Artiste a vraiment capté la beauté et l’élégance de la scène avec une grande habileté
– Offert en grande forme, prêt à l’emploi maison tout de suite
– Est-ce que livrons partout dans le monde – s’il vous plaît email pour les devis d’expédition

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20
Mar
13

Anglais Bronze joueur de polo et statue coulée Cheval

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Anglais Bronze joueur de polo et statue coulée Cheval

Anglais Bronze joueur de polo et statue coulée Cheval

Vous regardez une coulée de bronze bien anglais représentant un joueur de polo en plein essor sur son cheval. L’énergie et le dynamisme de la pièce est ce qui nous a attirés à cette grande œuvre d’art. Nous avons rencontré ce chez un concessionnaire nous connaissons en tout Bath sur un voyage d’achat dans l’ouest du pays.

Le joueur est représenté brandissant son bâton sur le point de frapper la balle avec le cheval à un doux chantre. Nous ne pouvons pas trouver une signature à la pièce, mais celui qui a été l’artiste a vraiment pris ce moment avec compétence. La patine du bronze a un éclat magnifique et à différents endroits le ton varie. La pièce est offert en très bon état. Elle est prête pour la décoration à domicile utilisent tout de suite et ce sera au centre d’une pièce salon. Parfait pour les amateurs de polo et des collectionneurs.

Polo peut être tracée à une origine dans l’État du Manipur, en Inde, environ 300 avant JC quand il a été joué comme Sagol Kangjei. Il est également affirmé être d’origine persane avoir été joué comme Pulu (qui signifie «racine de saule») d’environ 525 av. Au cours des siècles, elle se propager à d’autres pays, y compris le Tibet, la Chine, l’Inde et le Japon, où une forme particulière de celui-ci s’appelle dakyu évolué dans le 8ème siècle après JC. Par le 16ème siècle, il était devenu particulièrement populaire en Inde. Durant les années 1850 officiers de l’armée britannique en Inde a appris à jouer, et le plus tôt club de polo de l’ère moderne était le club Cachar, fondée en Assam en 1859. Il a été joué la première fois en Angleterre en 1869 par les officiers de cavalerie des hussards Dixième, et aux États-Unis en 1876. L’organe directeur est le Hurlingham Polo Association, Londres. Hurlingham première a organisé un match en 1874 et le club de première commission a élaboré un ensemble de règles britanniques en 1875.

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14
Mar
13

Bronze Polo Player Statue Horse Jockey Figurine Casting

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Bronze Polo Player Statue Horse Jockey Figurine Casting

Bronze Polo Player Statue Horse Jockey Figurine Casting

– Come view in our Hertfordshire antiques showroom, just 25 minutes north of London
– Stunning bronze polo player statue
– Excellent casting with fantastic patina
– Stands on an attractive marble base
– Artist has really captured the beauty and elegance of the scene with great skill
– Offered in great shape, ready for home use right away
– Will ship to anywhere in the world – please email for shipping quotes

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14
Mar
13

English Bronze Polo Player & Horse Casting Statue

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English Bronze Polo Player & Horse Casting Statue

English Bronze Polo Player & Horse Casting Statue

 

You are viewing a fine English bronze casting depicting a polo player in full swing astride his horse. The energy and dynamism of the piece is what attracted us to this great work of art. We came across this at a dealer we know in Bath whilst on a buying trip in the West Country.

The player is depicted swinging his stick just about to hit the ball with the horse at a mild cantor. We cannot find a signature to the piece but whoever the artist was has really caught the moment with skill. The patina to the bronze has a lovely lustre and at different parts the tone varies. The piece is offered in very good condition. It is ready for home decorative use right away and this will take centre stage as a show piece. Perfect for polo fans and collectors.

Polo can be traced to origins in Manipur state, India, about 300 bc when it was played as Sagol Kangjei. It is also claimed to be of Persian origin having been played as Pulu (which means “willow root”) about 525 bc. In the course of centuries it spread to other countries including Tibet, China, India, and Japan, where a special form of it called dakyu evolved in the 8th century ad. By the 16th century it had become particularly popular in India. During the 1850s British army officers in India learnt how to play it, and the earliest polo club of the modern era was the Cachar Club, founded in Assam in 1859. It was first played in England in 1869 by cavalry officers of the Tenth Hussars, and in the United States in 1876. The governing body is the Hurlingham Polo Association, London. Hurlingham first staged a match in 1874 and the club committee first drew up a set of British rules in 1875.

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16
Aug
12

Bronze Polo Player Horse Jockey Statue Casting

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Bronze Polo Player Horse Jockey Statue Casting

Bronze Polo Player Horse Jockey Statue Casting

 

– Come view in our antiques showroom in Hertfordshire, just 25 mins north of London
– Stunning English bronze casting of a polo player in full swing
– Artist has really captured the energy and athleticism of the scene with great skill
– Patina to the bronze is superb with various brown hues
– Piece sits on a black marble base which is smooth and chip free
– Offered in great condition ready for home use right away
– Will ship to anywhere in the world – please email for shipping quotes

 

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04
Aug
12

Bronze Polo Player Horse & Jockey Statue Signed

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Bronze Polo Player Horse & Jockey Statue Signed

Bronze Polo Player Horse & Jockey Statue Signed

 

– Classic English bronze casting of a polo player and horse
– Piece is signed Milo on the base, please see close up photo
– Artist has really captured the scene with great skill
– Horse is depicted galloping and the jockey is about to hit the puck
– Stands on the black marble base which is smooth and chip free
– Piece is signed on the base – please see close up photo
– Come view this for yourself in our Herts showroom – 20 mins north of London
– Offered in great shape and will ship to anywhere in the world

 

 

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04
Aug
12

English Bronze Polo Player Horse Jockey Statue

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English Bronze Polo Player Horse Jockey Statue

English Bronze Polo Player Horse Jockey Statue

 

You are viewing a fine English bronze casting depicting a polo player in full swing astride his horse. The energy and dynamism of the piece is what attracted us to this great work of art. We came across this at a dealer we know in Bath whilst on a buying trip in the West Country.

The player is depicted swinging his stick just about to hit the ball with the horse at a mild cantor. We cannot find a signature to the piece but whoever the artist was has really caught the moment with skill. The patina to the bronze has a lovely lustre and at different parts the tone varies. The piece is offered in perfect condition and sits squarely on a oval marble base. It is ready for home decorative use right away and this will take centre stage as a show piece. Perfect for polo fans and collectors.

Polo can be traced to origins in Manipur state, India, about 300 bc when it was played as Sagol Kangjei. It is also claimed to be of Persian origin having been played as Pulu (which means “willow root”) about 525 bc. In the course of centuries it spread to other countries including Tibet, China, India, and Japan, where a special form of it called dakyu evolved in the 8th century ad. By the 16th century it had become particularly popular in India. During the 1850s British army officers in India learnt how to play it, and the earliest polo club of the modern era was the Cachar Club, founded in Assam in 1859. It was first played in England in 1869 by cavalry officers of the Tenth Hussars, and in the United States in 1876. The governing body is the Hurlingham Polo Association, London. Hurlingham first staged a match in 1874 and the club committee first drew up a set of British rules in 1875.

 

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04
Aug
12

Bronze Polo Player Horse Jockey Statue Casting

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Bronze Polo Player Horse Jockey Statue Casting

Bronze Polo Player Horse Jockey Statue Casting

 

– Come view in our antiques showroom in Hertfordshire, just 25 mins north of London
– Stunning English bronze casting of a polo player in full swing
– Artist has really captured the energy and athleticism of the scene with great skill
– Patina to the bronze is superb with various brown hues
– Piece sits on a black marble base which is smooth and chip free
– Offered in great condition ready for home use right away
– Will ship to anywhere in the world – please email for shipping quotes

 

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03
Aug
12

English Bronze Polo Player Horse Jockey Statue

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English Bronze Polo Player Horse Jockey Statue

English Bronze Polo Player Horse Jockey Statue

 

You are viewing a fine English bronze casting depicting a polo player in full swing astride his horse. The energy and dynamism of the piece is what attracted us to this great work of art. We came across this at a dealer we know in Bath whilst on a buying trip in the West Country.

The player is depicted swinging his stick just about to hit the ball with the horse at a mild cantor. We cannot find a signature to the piece but whoever the artist was has really caught the moment with skill. The patina to the bronze has a lovely lustre and at different parts the tone varies. The piece is offered in perfect condition and sits squarely on a oval marble base. It is ready for home decorative use right away and this will take centre stage as a show piece. Perfect for polo fans and collectors.

Polo can be traced to origins in Manipur state, India, about 300 bc when it was played as Sagol Kangjei. It is also claimed to be of Persian origin having been played as Pulu (which means “willow root”) about 525 bc. In the course of centuries it spread to other countries including Tibet, China, India, and Japan, where a special form of it called dakyu evolved in the 8th century ad. By the 16th century it had become particularly popular in India. During the 1850s British army officers in India learnt how to play it, and the earliest polo club of the modern era was the Cachar Club, founded in Assam in 1859. It was first played in England in 1869 by cavalry officers of the Tenth Hussars, and in the United States in 1876. The governing body is the Hurlingham Polo Association, London. Hurlingham first staged a match in 1874 and the club committee first drew up a set of British rules in 1875.

 

CLICK HERE TO BUY THIS ENGLISH BRONZE POLO PLAYER HORSE JOCKEY STATUE ON CANONBURY ANTIQUES

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