Two 19thC Ecclesiastical Plaster Figures of The Immaculate Heart of Mary & St. David c.1880 sub-Architectural & Garden The chairs have grooves to

The chairs have grooves to the undersides of the seat backs so that they can be picked up and moved more easily

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Two 19thC Ecclesiastical Plaster Figures of The Immaculate Heart of Mary & St. David c.1880 sub-Architectural & Garden The chairs have grooves toOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 Mary: 42 high x 11 deep x 13 wide St. David: 43 high x 10 deep x 15 wide (all at extremities) The large moulded plaster figures, modelled as The Immaculate Heart of Mary ( or Madonna of the Sacred Heart) and St David, both with hollowed out rears having been removed from an ecclesiastical setting, and each standing on shaped bases, and surviving from the last quarter of the