An Attractive Late 19thC Faux Lead Painted Stone Statue of The Capitoline Venus sub-Decorative Objects the bottom section being detachable

the bottom section being detachable from the top for cleaning purposes

in a lighter attractive ice blue cobalt hue

To the Chinese it was a grand form of gambling and with English officials and kennel staff to conduct it

The leg joints at the hip and knee are tired though they do function and the legs are to be removed

the metal (zinc

An Attractive Late 19thC Faux Lead Painted Stone Statue of The Capitoline Venus sub-Decorative Objects the bottom section being detachableOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 90 Height: 31. 5 Base: 8 Octagonal The decorative and attractive painted composition stone statue of the Capitoline Venus, in a contrapposto stance, the weight of the body shifted from the right leg to the left, depicting the goddess immediately before taking a bath, standing on an octagonal base by her toilette, the whole painted to imitate lead and surviving from Victorian