Josephine Bath
Description
Don’t be fooled by that “butter wouldn’t melt in her mouth” expression on the face of Josephine or those big batty eyelash’s or her fancy top and skirt.
She is a descendant of Thomas Bath who opened the first pub in Ballarat in 1853 during the gold rush.
Those days where wild as prospectors poured into Ballarat on the hunt for gold.
There was regular bar fights and disagreements that spilled out onto the street and only the strong survived.
Thomas became a fierce barman that you didn’t want to get onto the wrong side of.
Josephine has inherited that fierceness from Thomas and whilst times are different now, she is equally as entrepreneurial and driven so do yourself a favor and if you see her step back and don’t get in her way!
Josephine Bath is made of 100% reclaimed steel and finished off beautifully by the Glass Guru with a piece of blue hand made slumped glass.
Dimensions
94cm long x 80cm tall to the top of her shell

$2,190