Looking very alert, this pair of American concrete deer statues dates to the 1940’s-50’s. Having been protected by trees, they retain much of their original paint, but also have the wonderful weathered look that you can only get with age.. These were made when concrete statues were reinforced with rebar. Antlers are solid metal and the painting details are exceptional. The eyes have pupils and what you can’t see is that they each have a white underbelly.

Measurements at highest and widest points:
Buck: 54″ high, 44″ long, and 18″ wide.
Doe: 46″ high, 44″ long, and 18″ wide.

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