A Pair of Edwardian Period Naïve Treacle-Glazed Pottery Lions c.1905 sub-Religion & Relics with remains of the original

with remains of the original rexine upholstery

erman Carver and Gilder’

To satisfy increasing demand

) crystal ball sitting on an ornate moulded gilt bronze stand with floral swags surmounted by rams heads with curved horns terminating in tripod scroll feet survives from the second quarter of the twentieth century

discoloration and time fading otherwise the picture remains in generally good condition

A Pair of Edwardian Period Naïve Treacle-Glazed Pottery Lions c.1905 sub-Religion & Relics with remains of the originalOrigin: EnglishPeriod: EdwardianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1905Width: 3. 75Height: 7Depth: 6 (each)The naively modelled pair of stylised treacle glazed seated lions, possibly hailing from Chesterfield, each beast with combwork manes to oval bases with stylised motifs and impressed 'D 1905 E', and surviving from Edwardian period England. The lions are in good overall condition with small chips to the extremities of the ears and snouts as photographed.