Model of Monument at Mylasa

A model of the Monument at Mylasa. This model is a reproduction of a Sir John Soane's museum collection piece. The original was created by the legendary French model maker Francois Fouquet in the early 1800's. This Roman tomb was built in the 1st century AD at Mylasa in Turkey in an area now known as Milas. The monument is most likely a simplified copy of the famous tomb of Mausolus in Halicarnassus. The structure has distinctive square corner piers and oval-section columns that support the heavy roof. 

Our model is produced in plaster and displayed under an acrylic case.

Chisel & Mouse were founded in 2011. They make precise, signed and dated architectural sculptures to order, using a mixture of traditional and modern techniques. They are specialists in producing high-end models in plaster and 3d printed materials, and have produced replicas of selected architectural models and elements from the Soane Museum collection. 

DIMENSIONS 280 mm high, 200 mm wide, 200 mm deep & 4 kg approximately.

Our model is produced in plaster and displayed under an acrylic case.

Shipping times: Due to the operational hours of the museum we ship orders from Tuesday to Fridays. Orders are sent out the next working day via UK First Class.  

Delivery to the rest of the world is Standard Shipping and will have different expected arrival dates.  Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions regarding expected arrival dates.