Description:

**Originally Listed At $450**

Southeast Asia, Burma, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A pleasing and playable bronze gong of massive form hanging from a mahogany wood and rope framework, accompanied by a wooden mallet with a fabulous bright orange fabric covering. Burmese gongs are recognizable because of their prominent boss (nipple) in the center, just slightly recessed from the rest of the gong body. The patina is deliberately left even when the gongs are played or is sometimes selectively cleaned away to create patterns, such as stars and lotus flowers. Size: 20" W x 43.2" H (50.8 cm x 109.7 cm)

Provenance: private Hawaii, USA collection; ex-private Hawaii, USA collection, 2000

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#172837

  • Condition: Staining to cloth on mallet. Rope is all new; mahogany bar and mallet are original. Otherwise, intact, excellent, and playable with nice patina throughout.

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