A Decorative c.1900 Classical Plaster Portrait Bust of a Roman Gentleman sub-Religion & Relics the shaped apron with further

the shaped apron with further applied decoration and turnings over an under-tier shelf pierced with four holes and with decorated frieze

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A Decorative c.1900 Classical Plaster Portrait Bust of a Roman Gentleman sub-Religion & Relics the shaped apron with furtherOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Width: 14. 75 Height: 23 Depth: 12 The large plaster bust of a Roman youth or young gentleman in the classical Julio Claudian (mid late 1st century AD) style survives from the late nineteenth century. The condition of the bust is pretty good throughout. There are no noticeable chips or cracks and no areas of loss. There is an all over weathering to the piece being consistent with