They were described by John Throsby in his 'Leicestershire Views' as being "Pomona; Diana; Flora; Ceres; Hercules; Venus; a Satyr; a Turk and his consort; two Emperors and a Pope". Hannah Vann's will, at her death in 1842, notes the statues as items she hoped could stay in the family.
John Throsby described them as "Pomona; Diana; Flora; Ceres; Hercules; Venus; a Satyr; a Turk and his consort; two Emperors and a Pope". Hannah Vann's will, at her death in 1842, notes the statues as items she hoped could stay within the family.