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The Gardener StatueA charming interpretation of the 18th Century Gardener statue within the grounds of Elizabethan Burton Agnes Hall, East Riding of Yorkshire. The Gardener has a proud stance, as a gentleman gardener contemplating his good work. He rests upon his spade complete with 18th Century dress and wide brimmed hat. This 20th Century version is created from sharply cast stone composite and has just the right amount of age and patination of lichen making the piece

With provenance from a Gentleman’s Parisian apartment

egg and dart rims and small floral motifs decorating the lower bowl

An extremely rare and exceptional pair of terracotta lions with original plinths and glass eyes

An striking and elegant pair of carved white solid marble urns

the lower cupboard has two large fielded panel doors with turned peg handles

foliage and kissing birds in a palette of deep prussian blue

here represented at the hunt

having been part of a noble family's private collection at Château de Percy-Le-Pautel in France

Created from a solid slab of oak

8 Cross Pendant Early Byzantine 7th Century

Note hollow to the base

in southern Italy