Deco 79 Polystone Horse Decorative Sculpture Antique Style Head Home Decor Statue with Hitching Post and Gold Accents, Accent Figurine 9" x 6" x 12", Black

This is beautiful, big and strong. It is very lightweight but it looks fabulous. I gave it to some horse loving friends to put it in their restaurant. They were crazy about it. It sits now in a place of honor to be admired. It is made really well and looks really good.

Great addition for any horse lover! Adds just enough touch for alittle decorative piece on a table, fireplace or night stand. Place on top of some books and a floral and it’s perfect! The size is worth the money! Its coloring is beautiful! Not heavy at all, still a great decorative accessory.

My husband is in the horse racing industry, so I was looking for a decorative piece that felt personal, masculine, and elevated for his office — and this horse head sculpture was the perfect find. It has a strong presence and a beautiful weight to it, giving it a high-quality, substantial feel without being overbearing.The antique-style finish and detailed craftsmanship add a vintage charm, while the ring detail gives it a slightly equestrian edge that’s just right for anyone with a love of horses or racing. We styled it on a stack of books, and it instantly became a conversation piece.Highly recommend for anyone wanting to add character and a tailored touch to a masculine space.

Absolutely beautiful!! Arrived securely packaged and in perfect condition! Looks very expensive and is very lightweight. I’m planning on putting outside as a lovely accent. I’m delighted with this purchase!!!! A definitive must buy!!

Gorgeous piece and we get compliments all the time!!! Looks more expensive than it is!

Came intact without any broken pieces. Lightweight. Looks awesome

Had this from past purchase at a store and we knocked it down and broke it and I was happy to see it was exactly as the one we had broken.

I may have reviewed this before. I still love the effect that they give to deck posts leading to the stairs to the yard. I simply drove a large finishing nail into the each of the two posts and simply set the molded horse heads onto the nails in the small hole in the bottom of the mold. My only criticism is that the black finish has pealed off in spots and I have to repaint them.