19C English Staffordshire African Lion Mantle Cat Spill Vase Pair Parr c1850

$ 63.63

Brand: Staffordshire Occasion: All Occasion Period English Decorative Arts Examples Features: Hand Painted Material: English Porcelain Production Style: Decorative Arts Figural Mantle Pair Item Width: 2” width: 2” Number of Items in Set: Two-Piece Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original Theme: English Country Life Figural Guardian Lion Pair Finish: Glaze Shape: Figural Lion Spill Vase Pair Color: Earthy Natural Tones Handmade: Yes Original/Reproduction: Original Production Technique: Modelled Style: Traditional English Year Manufactured: 1850 Origin: Staffordshire Country of Origin: United Kingdom Item Length: 4.75” Pattern: Traditional Type: English Staffordshire Lion Spill Vase Mantle Pair Era: Victorian (1837-1900) Set Includes: One Pair Right Left Facing Vintage: No Product Line: English Colonial Nature Study African Giant Cats height: 6.5” Item Height: 6.5”

Description

19C English Staffordshire African Lion Mantle Cat Spill Vase Pair Parr c1850. As noted above, one side is more tan in tone, while the other is more great in tone. Stunning museum quality examples. Display ready. Stunning Rare 19C Period English Staffordshire Mantle African Lion Figural Right and Left Facing Spill Vase Pair • Rare Gallery Quality African Lion Figures • One is Grey in Tone • One is Tan in Tone • Common to Have Variation in Early Examples • Original Thomas Parr c1850 • Height 6.5” I am delighted to offer this stunning rare antique gallery quality pair of Thomas Parr mantle lion spill vases featuring elegant right and left facing figures in classic form from Staffordshire, England, c1850. This marvelous original rare surviving pair of right and left facing figural models in rarely found right and left facing pair will make an elegant showpiece in any setting and will bring a touch of the English countryside to any location in which you choose to place this stunning find. These scarce early Staffordshire figures will be the delight of every admirer when featured on their own or as a stunning addition to a fine collection or arrangement. Incredible that these spills, modelled 175 years ago have not met with any accidents during this time, this includes a trip from their place of origin in England. They are in remarkable condition, which is extremely rare to find. Expected time softened patina as shown in photos, no damage. As noted above, one side is more tan in tone, while the other is more great in tone. This is common in early examples and is further proof of their hand finished production process, heritage and historical status. Stunning museum quality examples. Display ready.