Pair of Composite Stone Rams Head Urns on Later Pedestals, Late 20th Century

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Pair of Composite Stone Rams Head Urns on Later Pedestals, Late 20th CenturyA elegant and decorative pair of late 20th century composite stone garden urns, each with bold rams head masks and classical detailing. The fluted bowls are adorned with acanthus leaf motifs and a band of crisp gadrooning below the rim. Presented on later square pedestals with laurel wreath decoration, they have a well weathered surface and natural lichen growth, adding charm and character. Ideal as focal points in a formal garden, on a terrace, or

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