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Posted 5 years ago
rustbrothers
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Found at fleamarket. Not sure what it is all wood hollow body for legs look like a horse. Could be a stand or music internment no clue help if you can thanks
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Nice reliefs & carvings.
Interesting indeed !.!!.!
Hello..This is a stool for the musical instrument the Harp.
The 'Hole' You see is where a player's hands would go through to play while sitting on a stool/chair..sometimes.
The History of the Harp goes back to the ancient Hebrew and Egyptian cultures and was called a Lyre.
Later, the Harp would become the basis for the Piano, laying flat and struck with wooden/felted hammers. Hence the name Harpsichord.
This is Very Nice!!
After owning two of these for four years, I finally know what it is thanks to Ramsesthepigeon on YouTube. (Very interesting videos related to collecting) It is a Vietnamese tobacco horse. It holds tobacco for cutting. This link has an image showing it being used.
https://vietnamtimes.org.vn/painting-set-depicts-vietnamese-occupations-from-100-years-ago-42622.html