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Cast Iron Mr Fox Garden Sculpture

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Cast Iron Mr Fox Garden SculptureCast Iron Mr Fox A stunning ornament, perfect for the home and garden. This cast iron Mr Fox is finished to an exceptional standard in a rustic rust finish. Taking inspiration from the theme of Wind in the Willows and Beatrix Potter, these sculptures make the perfect gifts! Condition: New, antique finish Size: 29cm tall, 15cm wide, 11cm long Composition: Cast Iron Weight: 2kg Colour: Rust Style: Antique Theme: Wind in the Willows Beatrix Potter Jemima

Cast Iron Mr Fox

A stunning ornament, perfect for the home and garden. This cast iron Mr Fox is finished to an exceptional standard in a rustic rust finish. Taking inspiration from the theme of Wind in the Willows and Beatrix Potter, these sculptures make the perfect gifts!

Condition: New, antique finish

Size: 29cm tall, 15cm wide, 11cm long

Composition: Cast Iron

Weight: 2kg

Colour: Rust

Style: Antique

Theme: Wind in the Willows / Beatrix Potter / Jemima

These cast iron ornaments offer exceptional detail & are as close to antiques as you will find!

Please get in touch with us at Burgess Home & Garden with any questions.

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