Trio of Vintage Cast Brass Owl Figurines

This set consists of three graduated owl figurines, likely cast from solid brass or a similar copper alloy. The owls exhibit a highly stylized, mid-century modern aesthetic characterized by flat, triangular tops and textured, relief-carved feathers. Each figurine displays large, concentric circular eyes and a prominent hooked beak. The metal surfaces show a warm, aged golden-bronze hue with significant dark oxidation and verdigris settling into the recessed details of the plumage, which enhances the sculptural depth. The construction appears to be solid sand-casting, common in decorative brassware from the 1960s and 1970s. Condition is generally good with no visible structural damage, though the presence of surface grime and varied patina suggests they have been handled and displayed over many years. There are no immediate maker's marks visible in the frontal view, but such items were often produced in Korea or Taiwan for the international giftware market. The weight appears substantial for their size, and the casting quality is consistent across all three pieces, suggesting they were manufactured as a coordinated set.