Mid-20th Century Composite Stone Statue of Pan with Stone Plinth

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Mid-20th Century Composite Stone Statue of Pan with Stone PlinthThis delightful and mischievous mid 20th century composite stone figure of Pan draws on a classical vocabulary long associated with formal European garden design. Pan, god of the wild, woodland and rustic music, is shown playing his panpipes, with a lion pelt draped across his shoulder a motif rooted in pastoral imagery and well suited to architectural garden settings. The modelling is confident and balanced, with clear casting detail that has gently

An early example of a primitive Folk Art candlestick created from Yew wood

This wonderful early piece would make a stunning spring planter - imagine it filled with crocus

these saints effectively “guarding” the space on every elevation

ready to blend into your garden scape

hand-carved from Portland limestone

This wonderful piece would now be beautiful repurposed as a platter for cheese

The urns retaining their original crusty flaky paint

" which explores the soul's journey to divine union

offering collectors a tangible connection to one of history's most consequential years

Provenance originally from a Cotswold Country House

originated in the mid-19th century

Measurements for the largest crucible