A Late 18thC English Slipware Pottery Model of a Recumbent Lion c.1790 sub-Mirrors & Lighting By the time this outfit

By the time this outfit was made

this particular mirror being a product of that development

the whole surviving from Art Deco period America

Versions of that jug were subsequently made by John Denton Bagster

Michelangelo is said to have been so impressed with the torso that he based some of the characters in the Sistine Chapel on it

A Late 18thC English Slipware Pottery Model of a Recumbent Lion c.1790 sub-Mirrors & Lighting By the time this outfitOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: The Sir Michael Codron Collection of LionsDate: c. 1790 1810Width: 7. 75Height: 4. 5Depth: 4In original condition, the recumbent pottery lion with a yellow and brown mottled streak glaze, his front paws nonchalantly crossed and with a somewhat amusing expression upon his face, to a stepped rectangular base and surviving from George III period England. The condition is completely original and there is no