A Late 18thC English Slipware Pottery Model of a Recumbent Lion c.1790

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A Late 18thC English Slipware Pottery Model of a Recumbent Lion c.1790Origin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: The Sir Michael Codron Collection of LionsDate: c. 1790 1810Width: 7. 75Height: 4. 5Depth: 4In original condition, the recumbent pottery lion with a yellow and brown mottled streak glaze, his front paws nonchalantly crossed and with a somewhat amusing expression upon his face, to a stepped rectangular base and surviving from George III period England. The condition is completely original and there is no

it proves a scarce find and provides masses of macabre

which we have stabilized

There is some light fraying to the edges of the fabric and some light discoloration to the colours

Origin: EnglishPeriod: EdwardianProvenance: UnknownDate: c

An extremely well drawn piece that would improve any room lucky enough to bear it

Henry Howell & Co (later Jonathan Howell) were registered makers as cane & stick mounters

Design way ahead of its time

a rosette gave rise to the idea of the present French tricolor

The generously proportioned angular hairdressers' wig mannequin having a plaster covered head and upper torso in flesh pink

curved top rail with a three spindle pierced back splat and moulded legs united by four stretchers

Eric and Albert were a comic duo from Northumberland working for the entertainment conglomorate ‘Countryside Laughs’

Presented in a period stained pine frame with gilded slip