A French Animalier Bronzed Terracotta Sculpture of a Dog c.1900 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope The Deanery in Durham

The Deanery in Durham

the cabinet is made more for display purposes rather than just the storage of medical paraphernalia

The ensign originated in the 17th century with the St George's cross in the canton

Depth: 18 inches (at extremities)

A French Animalier Bronzed Terracotta Sculpture of a Dog c.1900 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope The Deanery in DurhamOrigin: FrenchPeriod: 3rd RepublicProvenance: Ex Paul De GrandeDate: c. 1900Height: 27Width: 11Depth: 12 (all at extremities)Beautifully modelled, the life size(?) terracotta hound in an obedient seated position, with textured coat and subservient eyes, the whole being partially flat backed and with a bronzed patinated wash and surviving from the zeniths of nineteenth century France. Remaining in good overall condition considering its relative