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The lengths of the supports suggest they are originally from a fireplace surround
This case came from the same source as the pair of snipes recently listed and both are marked in this way
- Gentiana Amarella
spread-eagled amidst take-off from a Georgian period rococo gilded gesso architectural fragment with foxed mirror plate
striking at the half hour and hour on one bell
A Late 18thC Brussels Faience Model of a Lion c.1780 Doe & Hope X Hannah Matthews The lengths of the supportsOrigin: Flemish Period: Late 18thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 Height: 5. 5 Width: 9 Depth: 5. 5 (all at extremities) The very scarce Brussels faience tin glazed earthenware model of a lion, painted predominantly in yellow and light blue with manganese and red detailing, survives from the last quarter of eighteenth century Belgium. The piece remains complete but there have been damages through the years. One piece of the base has been broken out
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