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	FRENCH ANTIQUE STONE CHERUB STATUES, PAIR Date: 19th century Price: Please contact us for price Description: Pair of antique French stone cherubs from Montpellier, France, in form of putti or cherubs leaning against tree stumps with original plinths, modeled as standard bearers. 19th century. 48 inches H. 15 inches W. Two part. Unusual and charming. Perfect for greeting your party guests! Part of our collection of: Sculpture, statuary in Garden Antiques
	LEAD STATUE OF SHEPHERDESS , AFTER JOHN CHEERE, LONDON 1709-1787 Date: EARLY 20TH CENTURY Price: Please contact us for price Description: Antique lead statue of shepherdess after John Cheere 1709-1787. Emgland. Found in a Louisiana estate. late 19th -20th century. 50"H. 17"W. 13"D. John Cheere is known to have produced casts of a shepherdess from at least 1755. with many variations such as this shepherdess holding a lamb to her thigh. The display of sculptures like the shepherdess was a way of expressing elements of the rococo, the dominant style in the mid-eighteenth century in the English town and country gardens. Part of our collection of: Sculpture, statuary in Garden Antiques

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FRENCH ANTIQUE STONE CHERUB STATUES, PAIR
Date: 19th century
Price: Please contact us for price
Description: Pair of antique French stone cherubs from Montpellier, France, in form of putti or cherubs leaning against tree stumps with original plinths, modeled as standard bearers. 19th century. 48 inches H. 15 inches W. Two part. Unusual and charming. Perfect for greeting your party guests!

Part of our collection of: Sculpture, statuary in Garden Antiques

LEAD STATUE OF SHEPHERDESS , AFTER JOHN CHEERE, LONDON 1709-1787
Date: EARLY 20TH CENTURY
Price: Please contact us for price
Description: Antique lead statue of shepherdess after John Cheere 1709-1787. Emgland. Found in a Louisiana estate. late 19th -20th century. 50"H. 17"W. 13"D. John Cheere is known to have produced casts of a shepherdess from at least 1755. with many variations such as this shepherdess holding a lamb to her thigh. The display of sculptures like the shepherdess was a way of expressing elements of the rococo, the dominant style in the mid-eighteenth century in the English town and country gardens.

Part of our collection of: Sculpture, statuary in Garden Antiques

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