A Very Good c.1880 Cast Iron Relief Model in the Form of a Lion Couchant sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles with two bored holes to

with two bored holes to the reverse on the landscape side

from over 3500 years ago

Depth: 8 inches (at maximum)

This immaculately original case is a wonderful throwback to the Edwardian era where traveling in luxurious style was simply essential for those who moved in high circles

A Very Good c.1880 Cast Iron Relief Model in the Form of a Lion Couchant sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles with two bored holes toOrigin: British Period: Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 1890 Width: 27. 5 inches Height: 14 inches Weight: 8. 8 KGS The well patinated flat back cast iron door porter recumbent lion, half modelled in the Landseer style, probably by T. Jones of Carmarthen in around 1880, with one paw outstretched and flowing mane, survives from the late nineteenth century. Showing weathering commensurate with age, having been placed outside,