A Pair of Edwardian Period Naïve Treacle-Glazed Pottery Lions c.1905 sub-Mirrors & Lighting artists felt increasingly free to

artists felt increasingly free to depict real-life situations stripped of aesthetics and universal truths

repairs or signs of restoration evident

He was not only an engraver and etcher

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A Pair of Edwardian Period Naïve Treacle-Glazed Pottery Lions c.1905 sub-Mirrors & Lighting artists felt increasingly free toOrigin: 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.