Garden Statues

Beautifully detailed handed Hawks gate pier finials

A pair of spectacular eagles, with wings outspread facing Sinister and Dexter, sitting on a rocky outcrop.

Alfred Jacquemart (1824-1896) was one of the leading contributors to the French animalier school of the 19th century.

Seated on rectangular plinths with prominent bulbous detail.

The wild boar symbolized a worthy adversary for the hunter

A spectacular piece depicting both beauty and tranquility. Inspired by a stag at Bowood House.

These Great Danes are in the style of the favourite hunting dogs of the 26th Lord Kingsale, John de Courcy b.1717.

Available with two plinth options.