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Pair of Staffordshire pottery lions, sitting facing either dexter or sinister above a French officer wearing an Imperial uniform.
They almost certainly represent the British lion and Napoleon 111 and were probably produced at the time of the Anglo-French war scare of 1860.
For similar example see: Staffordshire Portrait Figures by P.D.Gordon Pugh. Pub. by Antique Collectors’ Club. P292 Fig. 277.
English, circa 1860.
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- Members are elected for their knowledge, integrity and quality of stock
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