Vintage Mid-Century Cast Brass Grazing Doe Figurine

This item is a large-scale vintage decorative figurine depicting a grazing doe or fawn. Based on visual analysis, the piece is constructed from cast brass, exhibiting a heavy, solid appearance common in mid-century brass animal sculptures (likely 1960s-1970s). The surface features a distinct textured coat with raised spots, stylized fur patterns, and a warm aged patina. The color is a deep golden brass with areas of darker oxidation and verdigris, particularly around the joints and recessed details of the casting. The construction appears to be a hollow sand casting, evidenced by the seam lines and the slight roughness of the underside of the hooves. Condition-wise, the piece shows moderate surface wear consistent with age, including minor scuffs, tarnish, and a build-up of patina in the crevices. There are no visible structural fractures or major dents, though the metal shows characteristic irregularities from the manufacturing process. The styling is characteristic of Hollywood Regency or Bohemian decor trends of the mid-20th century, often attributed to producers in Korea or India during that era. The craftsmanship is robust, featuring detailed anatomical lines through the hocks and neck, which suggests a higher quality of production compared to later, thinner metallic reproductions.