Garden Flower Fairy Figure 16″ Statue Blonde Nymph Floral Pixie Art Sculpture

Description

16″ Statue Flower Garden Fairy Vintage Mid-Century Modern Blonde Hair Nymph Floral Pixie Art Sculpture

Statue is made from resin and/or chalkware. Probably dates from late 1950s Mid-Century Modern ( MCM ), and artist is unknown.

Resin/Chalkware colors are purple, lavender, yellow, green, brown; synthetic jewels are blue, pink, purple, gold, green.

Approximate Overall Dimensions: 10″ (L) x 8″ (W) x 16″ (H), pre-shipping weight is about 3.9 lbs.

Commensurate with age, statue has overall shelf-wear. THIS BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURE HAS BEEN HAND CRAFTED BY AN ARTISAN AND MAY HAVE SOME VARIATION DUE TO THE HANDMADE NATURE OF EACH ITEM. THESE VARIATIONS ARE NOT CONSIDERED FLAWS OR DEFECTS. There appears to be a few small chips here and there, as shown in photos (notably along hair), but due to the nature of the carving, it is hard to tell a chip from artistic interpretation. If there were any visibly obvious cracks or chips, we would have pointed them out exclusively. There appear to be no cracks and no repairs. Please do not hesitate to contact us for more information and/or photos prior to buying.

Decorative figure is stored in a SMOKE/ODOR/PET-FREE, climate-controlled environment.

THANK YOU for viewing all photos for complete description and condition prior to buying as photos are part of the item description. Do not hesitate to contact us with your question or to request more photos prior to buying.   Decorative figure is shipped as shown and sold “as-is”. All sales are final.

Bells that ring from ancient towers—

Canterbury Bells—

Give their name to summer flowers—

Canterbury Bells!

Do the flower-fairies, playing,

Know what those great bells are saying?

Fairy, in your purple hat,

Little fairy, tell us that!

“Naught I know of bells in towers—

Canterbury Bells!

Mine are pink or purple flowers—

Canterbury Bells!

When I set them all a-swaying,

Something, too, my bells are saying;

Can’t you hear them—ding-dong-ding—

Calling fairy-folk to sing?”

– Cicely Mary Barker, circa 1923

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