An Early 20thC Carved Stone Octagonal Stepped Plinth c.1920-40

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An Early 20thC Carved Stone Octagonal Stepped Plinth c.1920-40Origin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 40 Height: 12 Width: 36 Depth: 36 (as a whole) The octagonal carved stone plinth, formed in two opposing sections, with four stepped levels, the whole beautifully weathered, and for the display of a sundial, garden statuary or sculpture, and surviving from the first half of twentieth century England. The plinth is very heavy, each section weighs approximately 90kgs,

His oeuvre amounts to more than 500 works

South Atlantic Ocean

The paint stain is original to the piece and has beautifully worn patina commensurate with age and usage to the right areas

Stewart Thomas Charles Wright was the brother of the well-known contemporary artist Royston Wright known as ‘Adzak’

Large and imposing

Each: 14” x 3

"It was just a job

and horse and dog collars

his stare fixed and yet somehow showing compassion

The marriage was stormy

Date: 1913-14

Length: 210cms / 6