Miss Wetmore’s Teahouse Rabbit - Facing Left
Newport Mansions Collection™
On the grounds of Chateau-sur-Mer, where generations of the Wetmore family entertained amid gardens and grandeur, Miss Wetmore’s beloved teahouse stood as a place of whimsy and charm. At its gateposts sat two fanciful stone rabbits, sculpted in 1935 by American artist Charles Rudy, keeping gentle watch over visitors who came to sip tea and stroll the estate’s winding paths.
Our exclusive reproductions, cast in stone composite from those very originals, capture the same spirit of playfulness and grace. Crafted from a blend of crushed stone powder and resin, these statues combine the beauty of natural stone with a lighter weight and exceptional durability. Whether placed in a garden, along a walkway, or at your own doorstep, these rabbits invite a sense of history, delight, and enduring character.
**NOT AVAILABLE TO BE SHIPPED WILL NEED TO BE PICKED UP AT ONE OF OUR LOCATIONS**
- Material:
- Cast Stone
- Measurements:
- 11.75" L x 12.25" W x 23" H
- Weight:
- 128 lbs
