Also known as chenets! They were most likely manufactured in the late
19th century (circa 1850–1890) or the early 20th century. The seated man
and woman figures are often based on original 18th-century models by
Jacques Caffieri, a famous bronze scul...
The blades are exceptionally robust and feature a specific bevel and
"crown" (a slight curve). This design is characteristic of wood planer
blades to prevent them from digging into the wood at the corners. While
it physically resembles a dough divide...
Appears to be a vintage reproduction It was likely manufactured in the
early-to-mid 20th century, possibly in Japan or as an Asian export. The
"Bamboo" Spout: This is a strong stylistic indicator. The bamboo motif
is common in Japanese copper and bra...
