Nice wood Cambodian? Water Buffalo and Rider

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Nice wood Cambodian? Water Buffalo and Rider
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This measures 12" tall, is 9-1/2" long and 7" wide and weighs 4 pounds.  This is a nice and heavy piece.  I believe it is Cambodian, it is a large water buffalo with a lady riding it, and looks like she has items packed on the side.  Maybe going to market.  I believe the tether or string that she holds that goes to the buffalo has been replaced at some point.  Please look at the detail of the eyes and teeth of the water buffalo.  There is no signature or anything that says where it originated.    Could use some oiling and/or cleaning but I will leave that up to the person buying to decide what to do .
I will combine shipping
I will ship international
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