One was the Puteal, then in use as a planter. By 1995, a keeper of the British Museum was then able to match figures from Pomardi and von Stackelberg's drawings to Brears's slides of the sculptures.
One was the Puteal, previously employed as a planter. By 1995, a curator of the British Museum had been able to match the drawings made by Pomardi and von Stackelberg with photographs of the sculptures taken by Brears.