Estatua Appraisal

Figurine of a Chasseur or Hunter with Deer Antler Headpiece

This is a detailed figurine depicting a muscular male figure, likely a hunter or 'chasseur', wearing a prominent deer antler headpiece. The figure is rendered in what appears to be a cold-cast bronze or resin material, finished to emulate bronze and silver. The skin of the figure has a rich, metallic copper-bronze patina, highlighting sculpted musculature and giving it a robust appearance. He wears a simple loincloth-like garment around his waist, finished in a contrasting silvery tone, possibly suggesting a different material or a tarnished silver effect. His left leg is bent at the knee, resting on a textured base that appears to mimic a tree trunk or natural rock formation, also finished in the bronze patina. His right leg extends forward, with visible leg bands or anklets crafted in the same silvery material as his loincloth, featuring intricate, possibly woven or chained details. The most striking feature is the headpiece: a realistically depicted deer's head with prominent antlers. The deer's head itself is finished in a silvery-grey tone, while the antlers are gold-colored, creating a vivid contrast. The figure's face shows an intent, focused expression, with visible hair styled in a band or tied back. The overall construction suggests a cast piece, with good attention to detail in the musculature, facial features, and accessory elements. The base of the figurine is integrated with the tree trunk element and includes a small rectangular plaque, though the text on it is not clearly legible from the provided images. The condition appears to be good with no obvious signs of significant damage, wear, or repairs, maintaining its metallic luster. The style points towards a decorative or collectible item, possibly late 20th to early 21st century, often found in 'Wilderness' or 'Rustic' themed decor. The craftsmanship indicates a factory-produced item, though with a level of artistry that elevates it beyond simple mass-production.