A Large Pair of Late Victorian Lead Sculptures of Peacocks c.1900 sub-Antiques which shows this exact model

which shows this exact model in a cream painted finish

in a black overcoat with a peppermint white neckerchief

Although not stamped as such this piece is without doubt by Dresser with other pieces seen online being a testament to that

but please don’t walk across it

winged and bearded elderly and sage looking man

A Large Pair of Late Victorian Lead Sculptures of Peacocks c.1900 sub-Antiques which shows this exact modelOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Width: 19 & 19. 75 Height: 24 & 23. 5 Depth: 10 The Bases: 8. 5 (all at extremities) The large and attractive solid lead sculpted figures of a pair of mature English peacocks or common peafowl, freestanding with their distinctive plumage and inquisitive necks, on tripartite bases, the feathers being separate entities and slotting into the bodies, each showing a very good