An Imposing Large Pair of 16thC Style Cast Stone Seated Dogs

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An Imposing Large Pair of 16thC Style Cast Stone Seated DogsOrigin: English Period: Mid Late 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1960 80 Width: 10 Height: 40 Depth: 25 (each & approximate) The large and imposing pair of cast stone opposing dogs or hounds, of unusual form and copied from a medieval design, each with open mouths and lolling tongues, their expressions somewhat crazed, with large collars and looped chains, seated alert, and surviving from the middle to later part of the twentieth century. The

especially as she has good glass eyes

handles and turnings

the young girl

and the third ‘Uncle

There are marks to the top including ring marks and ink stains

there is light general wear commensurate with age mainly to the stands

The black painted terracotta figural garden urn of very large size

and fumes were in the air so that their torches and lanterns went and a confusion of masonry where the ward-towers have fallen in ruin

The British Museum has the largest and most comprehensive collection of ancient Egyptian materials outside Cairo and this head was based on the examples held there

Fisk immortalised all of his animals by employing the services of a good taxidermist in the town

set in the Johnston Sans typeface

hand-painted in black over fiery burnished gold banners with frosted neck

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