Vintage MCM Brass Fighting Rooster Gamecock Figurine 9

Vintage MCM Brass Fighting Rooster Gamecock Figurine Red Rhinestone Eyes Japan Object Type: Fighting Rooster / Gamecock Figurine Material: Solid Cast Brass (Verified by genuine verdigris in joints) Era: Mid-Century Modern (Circa 1950s–1960s) Origin: Japan Export Style (Unmarked) Stance: Aggressive / Upright Attacking Pose Key Features: Intact dual red rhinestone/glass eyes; openwork fanned tail feathers Item Description Vintage Mid-Century Solid Cast Brass Fighting Rooster Figurine with Red Eyes Up for auction is a beautiful, highly collectible Mid-Century Modern solid cast brass fighting rooster (gamecock) figurine. This piece captures the bird in a dramatic, aggressive attacking stance—standing dynamically on one leg with a talon raised, open beak, and sweeping openwork tail plumes. This is a high-quality, heavy casting featuring wonderful textured feather detailing and a rich, authentic aged patina. It features the highly sought-after inset red rhinestone/glass eyes on both sides, a classic hallmark of quality 1950s/1960s Japanese decorative exports. Condition Report: Excellent Vintage Condition: Fully intact with no broken tail tips, cracked legs, or missing pieces. Eyes Intact: Both red glass eye inserts are present. Authentic Patina: Features beautiful natural oxidation and a dark factory-applied accent patina in the crevices. There is minor, authentic green verdigris tarnish near the wing joints, proving its solid brass composition and vintage age. Markings: Unmarked/unsigned on the underside, typical for foil-sticker exports of this era. Please review all high-resolution photos carefully to assess the exact casting details and condition before bidding. This listing is for the single upright rooster shown Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue