A Large Mid 20thC Painted Terracotta Rams Mask Garden Urn c.1950 sub-Art & Sculpture Suspended from a multitude of

Suspended from a multitude of cotton strings from loops the painted canvas is in good overall condition

The album is accompanied by an extract from Country Life magazine of 1968 describing the life of ‘remarkable character’ Margaret Gatty

with its typical skin pigmentations and was obviously the artist’s prize catch of the day in 1914

Overall the table is in useable order but may need some restoration work in the future if it ends up being transported on a regular basis

Indo-Corinthian capitals also incorporated figures of the Buddha or Bodhisattvas

A Large Mid 20thC Painted Terracotta Rams Mask Garden Urn c.1950 sub-Art & Sculpture Suspended from a multitude ofOrigin: Probably Spanish Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1950 Width at Masks: 26 Height: 25 Body Diameter: 22 The black painted terracotta figural garden urn of very large size, and of unusual design, composed of three large stylised rams heads to the body, surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century in decorative condition. Proving to be in very decorative condition but with flaws the whole is well aged with the