Offered here is an exceptionally rare, fully matched 5-piece graduated set of antique Burmese bronze "opium" weights, dating from the historic Konbaung Dynasty (1752–1885).

Sculpted in the form of the legendary "Toe" (a mythical lion-horse hybrid creature), this set ranges beautifully from 7cm down to 2.5cm in height, fitting the highly collectible 20-Tical trade hierarchy.

While individual, standalone Burmese weights are frequently found on the market, acquiring an entirely intact, unbroken 5-piece set is an absolute rarity.

Most sets were separated over a century ago.
This specific group shares identical frontal leg-window castings and workshop calibration markings, proving beyond doubt that they were created together by a single master artisan.

The condition of this set is magnificent for its 140+ years of age.

They have been beautifully preserved, retaining crisp structural details on the stylized manes, muzzles, and pyramidal bases.

Two of the smaller weights showcase a stunning, untouched green malachite patina that collectors highly covet, while the larger pieces boast a smooth, rich, dark cupreous glaze earned from generations of handling in historical marketplaces.
Solid bronze castings with completely flat, authentic bases.

A premier investment piece for any serious collector of Asian antiquities.