Heraldic Lion 19th Century Oil Painting on Canvas

An antique oil on canvas of a Hawk with wings displayed. This is one of four similar panels removed from an English country house. Whilst we believe we have correctly identified the ...

An antique 19th century coat of arms panel of Bristol. This shaped mahogany panel baring the Bristol coat of arms has a polychrome shellac finish and mounted in a shaped moulded fra...

A 6 and ¼ inch antique heraldic lion tile designed by William De Morgan, impressed to the reverse with the rose mark of Sands End Pottery, Fulham. Dating fr...

A reclaimed Carter & Co of Poole Pottery tile featuring a stylised heraldic lion rampant. Although this tile is unmarked, a similar example is on display in the collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio, and was purchased from Carter & Co in 1926. Detailing a hand painted stylised blue lion within a green wreath before an off-white background, this 5 inch collectors tile is a stunning decorative interior piece for display or part of a collector’s cabinet. Carter & Co Carter Tiles, later Carter & Co, was founded in 1873 by Jesse Carter, a builder’s merchant and ironmonger from Surrey, who bought James Walker’s brick and tile business on the East Quay at Poole. By the 1880’s Carters...

This is a vintage lion portrait. An English, oil painting on reclaimed Victorian pine, dating to the late 20th century, circa 1970. Eye-catching and charming, ideal for collectors of anthropomorphism Displays a desirable aged patina throughout Handpainted onto a reclaimed Victorian pine panel Of generous size, ideal for display in the home or a retail space Striking rendition of a proud lion in military dress uniform...

This unique painting of a lion catapults you to the mountainous terrain it depicts. The green grassy area contrasting the light blue cloudy sky overtop make this a subtle yet a taste...

A large scale heraldic gilt lion off naive depiction, constructed around a pine carcass with a thick hessian and plaster/gesso skin. The original gilt is beautifully faded, the pl...

Silk thread embroidery on velvet applied on a fir tablet depicting the coat of arms of the Sebregondi family, a noble Florentine lineage. Dating back to the period between 1745 an...