Grecian Girl Garden Statue
£495.00 + VAT
The Grecian Girl Stone statue stands 1727mm high stood on the Osbourne Pedestal and is often displayed as an elegant Fountain Centerpiece.
Description
Grecian Girl height 1067mm
Osbourne Pedestal height 660mm
Additional information
Weight | 64 kg |
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