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One of the celtic crosses is a little loose so spins on its axis
The Wholes: 14
with two operating mechanisms to animate the drop jaw and eyes
John and Frederick Crace began their employment at the Royal Pavilion shortly after 1800
A Large Mid-20thC Lead Garden Model of a Frog sub-Decorative Objects One of the celtic crossesOrigin: English Period: Mid Late 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1960 70 Width: 16 Height: 8. 5 Depth: 12 (all at extremities) The attractive, heavy and large lead model of a stylised frog, freestanding, showing a good patination to the remains of the green paint to the lead, the reverse hollow. and surviving from the mid twentieth century. The piece is naturally heavy being in stable overall order and there is a nice patination with some
