Antique Pan of Rohallion, the Piping Fawn?

This little satyr sculpture weighs 3 lbs and is about 7.5 tall x 4" at widest (the arms). Although it is missing the bottom part of its right leg, not a left hand, and has an entirely different body, this piece reminds me of Calibos in the original Clash of the Titans—you know, the 1981 film with Laurence Olivier as Zeus and Burgess Merideth ("Mickey" from Rocky) as Ammon.

Getting back to the sculpture, it's about 7.5 tall x 4" at widest (the arms). I'm wondering, is it antique? What is it made of? Lead? Aged bronze? An epoxy or really hard and heavy resin? Also, who made it? Not sure if it'll help, but I should mention that the syrinxes (panpipes or panflutes) are strongly magnetic.

Thanks in advance for any replies.

 

he's kinda cute..

 

For some reason I thought "wind vane topper" when I saw it. Not sure why.

 

It's a double flute, not a syrinx. Does this mean the rest of it is slightly magnetic, not magnetic at all...?

This is a different one:

http://www.antiques.com/classified/...e-Antique-Bronze-Sculpture-Pan-Playing-Pipes-

This guy's a bit more like yours:

https://sothebyshome.com/art-deco-b...f-pan-with-dancing-goats-acc-46839-10777.html

 

Just the flute is magnetic.