This charming garden sculpture of a putto holding a fish comes from the 19th century classical revival during the Grand Tour, when travelers and later collectors favored classical and Renaissance motifs.

The youthful cherub, cradling a stylized fish in his arms with internal copper tubing for fountain use, recalls iconic figures from Italian villas and public squares.

Cast in dark patinated bronze for rich, sculptural presence, it offers both decorative appeal and functional water flow.