An Unusual Pair of Early 20thC Stone Garden Pixies c.1930 sub-Natural History The building itself where this

The building itself where this bottle was to be first found is now famous for its bell tower of twenty-three bells

this piece remains in a good untouched and original state

Probably once one side of a large fireplace surround or a large piece of furniture such as a breakfront bookcase

The oak frame having ring turned legs

An Unusual Pair of Early 20thC Stone Garden Pixies c.1930 sub-Natural History The building itself where thisOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1930Height: 25Width: 9Depth: 11 (each)The rare and highly blithe pair of stone garden pixies, each sat crossed legged on naturalistic tree stumps with mischievous smiles and pointed hats and ears, surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century. The pixies are well patinated and covered in years of garden lichen with both having had repairs, which is actually reassuring of age.