Pair Of Lioness And Lion Butchers
Pair Of Lioness And Lion Butchers
Pair Of Lioness And Lion Butchers
Pair Of Lioness And Lion Butchers
Pair Of Lioness And Lion Butchers
Pair Of Lioness And Lion Butchers
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Pair Of Lioness And Lion Butchers

18th century
Directoire style
DELIVERY
From: 78 000, Versailles, France

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    Pair of lioness and lion lying andirons after Louis-Simon Boizot (1743-1809) and Pierre-Philippe Thomire (1751-1843).
    These gilded bronze and patinated andirons, decorated with fire pots, trimmings and foliage, stand on tapered legs and feature a lion and lioness lying down, their mouths half-open and turned inwards.
    Beneath each animal, a drape raised by a knot falls from the main part of the andiron. A flaming bowl with two leafy handles rises above oak scrolls.
    Three spinning top legs terminate in a sphere and are adorned with fillets to support the andirons.
    This pair of andirons is reminiscent of the model created in 1786 for Queen Marie-Antoinette's Salon des Jeux at Versailles.

    Late 18th century.
    Used condition
    H. 32 x W. 38 x D.7 cm

    Ref: AQIMUBDC7J

    Condition As is
    Style Directoire style (Andirons, Firedogs of Directoire style Style)
    Period 18th century (Andirons, Firedogs 18th century)
    Country of origin France
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days
    Location 78 000, Versailles, France
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