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English Lead Cherub Fountain 20th Century

SKU: B7N2U

Regular price £1,950.00
Regular price Sale price £1,950.00
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A lead figure of a winged cherub or Cupid, poised lightly as he lifts a scallop shell, a small bird resting at its edge.

Conceived as a fountain, the shell is centred with a discreet spout, designed for water to rise and fall in a gentle rhythm—catching the light and animating the surface of the lead.

There is a quiet poetry to the piece. Figures such as this belong to the long tradition of English garden ornament, where they are not placed to dominate, but to be discovered—half-hidden within planting, or glimpsed along a path as the garden reveals itself in stages.

The surface has softened over time to a pale, silvery patina, lending the figure a sense of ease within its setting.

With historical repairs. Shown raised on a stone plinth for display.

  • Width: 42.5 cm (16.73″)
  • Height: 80 cm (31.5″)
  • Depth: 38 cm (14.96″)