A Tactile Roman Bronze Venus Figurine sub-Antiques the crocodile skin beautifully worn

the crocodile skin beautifully worn softer

The other larger figure is probably by Cecil Gough and as such is a rare figure as he was one of the more obscure makers working in the 1950's

Although stocking stretchers were certainly used in Britain

A superbly decorative item of yesteryear that would please the serious phonograph collector or simply make for a hugely original tabletop object for conversation and delight

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A Tactile Roman Bronze Venus Figurine sub-Antiques the crocodile skin beautifully wornOrigin: Roman Period: 100 200 AD Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1st 2ndCentury AD Length: 4. 25 inches 11 cms Width: 1. 5 inches (at maximum) Weight: 120 grams The weighty cast bronze figurine in the provincial style of the goddess Venus standing nude with right hand extended and brought to the midriff, and left raised to head height grasping the hair survives from 1st 2nd Century AD Rome. Considering the considerable age, the piece is in sound