Set of four statues at corners of fountain terrace.

The set of four statues located at the corners of the fountain terrace in the grounds of Waddesdon Manor dates from the mid-18th century and is of Italian origin. These large statues are carved from marble and represent four goddesses.

At the northeast corner, one statue is draped and holds a garland and a wreath of laurel. The southeast corner features a partially draped figure holding a ball, compasses, and lilies. The southwest corner displays a nude statue holding a small cup and a short staff, while the northwest corner has another nude figure holding a small bunch of flowers.

Each statue stands on a square stone pedestal from the 19th century, which includes a moulded base, panels, and a cornice.