An Unusual & Scarce Pair of Early 20thC Stone Garden Pixies c.1930 sub-Decorative Objects survive from the first quarter

survive from the first quarter of the twentieth century

below which it runs smoothly down to a moving teething ring

Sweet teens

The rarity of these masks is heightened by the fact that the Nazi regime of Adolf Hitler propagandised against Mickey Mouse

Today the Palm House is one of Kew’s most recognisable buildings having gained iconic status as the world’s most important surviving Victorian glass and iron structure

An Unusual & Scarce Pair of Early 20thC Stone Garden Pixies c.1930 sub-Decorative Objects survive from the first quarterOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1930Height: 25Width: 9Depth: 11 (each)The rare and highly blithe pair of stone garden pixies, each sat crossed legged on naturalistic tree stumps with mischievous smiles and pointed hats and ears, surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century. The pixies are well patinated and covered in years of garden lichen with both having had repairs, which is actually reassuring of age.