A Decorative Mid-Victorian Terracotta Bust of a Bearded Gentleman Signed ‘A.COKE 1871’ sub-Decorative Objects The bull was first introduced

The bull was first introduced to the range in the 1960’s and is a particular favourite with both our cattle farmers and stockbrokers

sand toys were usually in a glass-encased frame

To the underside the marble is fixed permanently to a wooden mounting board so the piece is in one piece rather than being able to be disassembled

specialised in church monuments and in 1810 was appointed the Royal Academy's first Professor of Sculpture

A Decorative Mid-Victorian Terracotta Bust of a Bearded Gentleman Signed ‘A.COKE 1871’ sub-Decorative Objects The bull was first introducedOrigin: English Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: The Property of a Lady, removed from a cottage on the Stourhead Estate Date: c. 1871 Width: 17. 5 inches Height: 22. 5 inches Depth: 9 inches In original condition, the terracotta bust of a bearded gentleman wearing a buttoned waistcoat with neckerchief and overcoat, showing traces of polychrome decoration, and with weathering and lichen deposits, the reverse with an impressed signature 'A. COKE 1871',