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Southeast Asian Bronze Deity/Warrior Figurine (likely Thai…

Worth $25–$75 · asking-price comps, October 2026

20th century (likely vintage reproduction) · Southeast Asia — Thailand, Cambodia, or Burma (Myanmar)

Southeast Asian bronze deities and warrior figurines became popular decorative and devotional objects throughout Thailand, Cambodia, and Burma from the mid-20th century onward, often produced for both temple use and the tourist/export market. The mislabeling as 'Chinese Bronze' reflects a common dealer practice of the 1970s–1990s, when Asian bronze attribution was often imprecise and Chinese pieces commanded higher prices among Western collectors.

Value depends heavily on whether it is a genuine antique or a later reproduction (very likely a tourist-market or decorative reproduction), actual metal composition, age, and correct attribution — the 'Chinese Bronze' label is almost certainly incorrect, which affects collector interest.

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