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The Birth of Venus StatueAn enchanting interpretation of Italian artist Sandro Botticellis The Birth of Venus Venus in statue form. Third quarter 20th Century. The statue depicts the moment Venus arrives from the sea, new born, standing in a giant clam shell. Created in stone composite, this delightful statue stands within her own three dimensional shell, her animated hair flows dramatically from her beautiful serene face, her locks pierced with small holes letting light

a wonderful piece of early Southern Irish social history

Athena was regarded as the patron and protectress of a number of cities across Greece

Light illuminated their tactile surface

Pair of classic Victorian cast urns

Including wooden painted plinth

Having lobed handles Satyrs faces and acanthus leaf foliate curling scrolls

This striking painting of Christ’s illuminated sinewy limp body

"Finestra is a meditation on light

The lion is shown in a classic early pose with its head lowered and forepaws extended

A rare Edward VII Post Box by makers Andrew Handyside of Derby c

opulent and ornate

the colour formed in the production of cast iron when sulphur solidifies