Vintage Bust of Mary - Chalkware of Blessed Mother circa 1950s - Chippy Shabby Chic Catholic Religious Mid century Home Decor
A different type of Blessed Mother statue that is done in darker colored than most depictions of Mary. But the beautiful dark turquoise color of her robe compliments her mauve/brown robe and her skin tone. There is a bronze colored edging around the neckline and sleeves of her robe.
Mary’s face is quite detailed and has fine features, with blue eyes, red lips and arched brown eyebrows.
This religious bust of Mary is lightly worn with a few chips/repairs here and there but she is still striking. I believe this is from the 1950 to 1960s era.
Mary's head is slightly tilted and she looks downwards in humility with hands folded in prayer.
The bust statue stands 9" inches tall and is about 5" across at the widest point. The sides of the base measure approx. 3 1/2". The base is a 4" x 3" oval shape.
This vintage bust of Mary, Mother of Jesus, is wonderfully aged.
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