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Arthur’s marriage to Rosey de Pearsall seems to have been a happy one
The site is now home to a B&Q store
Elsewhere there is a little discolouration to a small section to the base at one side but other than this there are no chips
and later by his sons
A typical Afghan rug
A Large Pair of Neoclassical Plaster Figural Standing Maidens; Removed from The Savoy Hotel, By Repute c.1930-50 sub-Architectural & Garden Arthur’s marriage to Rosey deOrigin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1925 50 Heights: 42. 5 each The Bases: 11. 25 x 8. 25 The well cast and rendered plaster figures each modelled as a standing maiden with floral garland and flowing robes on canted corner bases, once used as either light fittings or water features in the interior of the Savoy hotel London, by repute, having the remains of piping to the innards and surviving from the first