Pair of Vintage Cement Garden Statues of Ladies

Huge cast bronze sculpture of a cross with Christ. The after work and modeling is of high-quality for a figure of this size, as displayed by the c...

Pair of 1950s concrete lions. Some chips in concrete as shown in pictures.

Pair of 1940s concrete lions from a Southampton, NY estate.

Signed "Reimer", great figures forming a circle.

1880s French terracotta lions holding shields. Out of a East Hampton, NY garden.

Out of a Sag Harbor, NY Estate, this concrete bulldog can now guard your home.

Large Vintage Classical Style Standing Lion Cement Guardian Garden Statue - a Pair. Item features right and left forms, larger impressive size, white painted weathered finish, great ...

This petit Angel stone and cement cast statue can be used in multiple ways. Firstly, as a quaint garden statue on its own, or in the interior of your home ...

Vintage four seasons cherub putti cast cement 32" lawn ornament garden statue. Item features single "Four Seasons" cast concrete cherub figure, great s...

This highly decorative pair of near life-size composition term statues of Greek God Atlas are an imposing mythological addition to a formal garden or interior. Traditionally, Atlas is depicted holding up the heavens, an eternal punishment bestowed on him for leading the Titan rebellion against Zeus, King of the Gods. However, in these composition adaptions, the Greek God Atlas carries an urn above his head. These can be planted with flowers and foliage or used simply as statuary. Made in the mid 20th century, each term statue is crafted from a blend of cement and fibreglass with some wear throughout that gives them a beautiful time-worn appeal. Part statue, part jardiniere, these Atlas statues...

French Garden Statue Of A Mermaid. This stunning French mermaid garden statue or garden ornament is executed in cement with moss and dates to the...

This vintage girl garden statue has a shabby weathered patina. Still showing signs of old chippy paint. The girl is carrying a basket in her left ha...