A Painted Plaster Figure of a Putto c.1900 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope The species' common name comes

The species' common name comes from a bony ridge between the eyes

“They assembled in the number of about 250

so this could well be assumed to be of one of those three figures

The script is something along the lines of

which may well be by the likes of Gillows

A Painted Plaster Figure of a Putto c.1900 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope The species' common name comesOrigin: Probably English Period: Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Width: 11. 25 Depth: 11. 25 Height: 24 The grey painted plaster model of a cherub or putti, shown in full length and draped in swathes of fabric, resting against a tree stump and standing on a plinth base survives from the zeniths of the nineteenth century. Showing weathering commensurate with age, having been placed outside, the figure is in good structural order with some