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Description: | Two stags, carved to form the finial surmounting a white-painted, octagonal concrete post, about 3.5-4 metres high, with pulleys and hooks to support washing lines. The stags, thought to be of Doulton's polychrome stoneware, are depicted standing side by side, facing in opposite directions. Between and above them is coloured green foliage or forest. The post and finial are set within an ocatgonal shrubbed garden area, surrounded by a low brick wall with a small wooden fence. Additional Information: Conversion of St Hubert. | Subjects: | Ā Sculpture | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Sculptor: Bayes, Gilbert Architect: Hamilton, Ian B. | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=6957... | Go to resource |
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