Mid-Century Russel Gerry Crook Figural Orange Alabaster Sculpture Primitives 18th Century American Ladderback Rocking

18th Century American Ladderback Rocking Chair with Original Paint

Handle Height: 4"

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Mid-Century Russel Gerry Crook Figural Orange Alabaster Sculpture Primitives 18th Century American Ladderback RockingWe are offering a one of a kind hand carved Orange Alabaster sculpture of a seated figure. Russel Crook was born in 1869 and died in 1955. well known for pottery and stone sculpture. Orange Alabaster is a rare translucent and highly sought after type of alabaster that's known for it's striking color and quality. This sculpture is mounted to a brass plate and wood plinth. Approx. Dimensions: Height: 17 7 8 inches Width: 17 inches Depth: 6 inches