Coppia aquile vittoriane

Art. 613 – Victorian Eagle Pair | Decorative Garden Sculptures

The eagle has been one of the most powerful symbols in Western decorative tradition since antiquity — embodying strength, nobility, and sovereign authority. During the Victorian era, eagle sculptures became a defining element of aristocratic garden design across Europe, adorning the entrances of grand estates, terraces, and formal gardens as proud sentinels of prestige and refined taste.

This pair of Victorian eagles is crafted by Italpark artisans in Borgo San Giacomo, Brescia, using an cementitious compound of Carrara marble grit and white cement RCK 52.5 — a material that combines the visual warmth of natural stone with outstanding resistance to outdoor conditions. Each sculpture is carefully hand-finished to bring out the sharp detail of the feathers, the commanding posture, and the characteristic Victorian decorative style that makes this pair immediately recognizable.

With an approximate height of 76 cm (approx. 29.9'') and a base of 40×35 cm, these sculptures have a substantial, commanding presence suited to symmetrical placement at garden entrances, along pathways, atop pillars, or as focal points on a terrace or villa. The approximate weight of 220 kg per pair ensures excellent stability in open-air settings.

A 100% Made in Italy decorative element, produced with the same artisanal dedication that has distinguished Italpark since 1968 — for those who seek timeless elegance in every corner of their outdoor space.