A Fragmentary Sandstone Sculpture of a Bearded Headless Saint c.1870 & Later sub-Curios Having a grip groove handle

Having a grip groove handle

and many devices and mottoes were placed on the walls

the whole presented in a frame of the period and signed DD lower right

Rod mounted on an ebonised circular plinth stand the Tiger Nautilus coiled

Tam spurs Meg to turn and flee and drives the horse on towards the River Doon as the creatures dare not cross a running stream

A Fragmentary Sandstone Sculpture of a Bearded Headless Saint c.1870 & Later sub-Curios Having a grip groove handleOrigin: French or ItalianPeriod: Principally Mid 19thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1860 70 & Mid 20thC the PlinthHeight: 40Width: 28Depth: 15 (all at extremities & with base)The well carved sandstone sculpture of a bearded saint or religious figure, the top section of his head long since absent, the whole being beautifully weathered with age, the figure wearing the Star of David and wearing ceremonial robes whilst sitting upon a throne with a large