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A rare George III Whieldon-type creamware figure of a lion sejant, circa 1765.

With tortoiseshell glaze and hollow interior, the dramatic well-defined modelling playing particular attention to a very expressive face with a remarkable toothy grin.

Dimensions

Height 19cm, Width 15cm, Depth 11.7cm




Condition report

Available upon request.

Stock number

3285
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