Bronze Peacock
£1,600.00 + VAT
The David Sharp Studio Bronze Peacock stands strong and proud at 97cm in height.
Description
For more Bronze animals please browse our Animals section in Garden Ornaments.
Additional information
Weight | 20 kg |
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