A Wonderful Pair of 19thC Cast Iron Relief Garden Ornaments in the Form of Winged Putto Sea-Creatures sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles full of character and a

full of character and a deeply evocative patina

He knew when you felt confident

the whole with water stain and general soiling but nothing that isn’t commensurate with its age

Savoury jellies were just as popular as sweet jellies and the high-class cookery books of the nineteenth century are full of artistic dishes based on aspic

5 inches (with portholes)

A Wonderful Pair of 19thC Cast Iron Relief Garden Ornaments in the Form of Winged Putto Sea-Creatures sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles full of character and aOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1850 1880 Width: 19 inches Depth: 17 inches Height: 25 inches Weight: 31. 5 KGS (all each, approximate and at extremities) The beautifully cast and patinated garden ornaments, in the form of naked winged putto with hands held aloft each lower half morphing to fantastical scrolling sea creatures, standing on circular plinth bases, survive from the second half of the nineteenth