A Pair of Early 19thC Regency Period Painted Plaster Lions c.1820 sub-Architectural & Garden It is accompanied by an

It is accompanied by an original paintbrush

perched amidst a well executed naturalistic setting with butterflies

Individual Spoon Length: 3

shifted production of some of the Jockline-designed animals to Korea which in turn led to Jockline ceasing trading in 1991

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A Pair of Early 19thC Regency Period Painted Plaster Lions c.1820 sub-Architectural & Garden It is accompanied by anOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 Width: 12. 5 Height: 11. 5 Depth: 6 The very attractive pair of buff painted plaster lions, each standing statant with beautifully textured surfaces and with attentive faces, surviving from the first quarter of nineteenth century England. The lions are in good overall condition with one historic repair to one of the examples legs as photographed. The surfaces are beautifully timeworn