A Pair of Late 19thC Naïve Terracotta Lions by Orr & Morris c.1870-90 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope The artist clearly has talent

The artist clearly has talent with the rendering of the flesh and the movement to the robes both well realised

aero-engine tester and draughtsman before returning to Shoreditch to resume his duties in 1945

The hinges all operate as they should and it remains intact in all other areas with wear to the tooled leather and gilded brass as photographed

Adnet immediately took the company in a different direction

and the whole surviving from the second quarter of the nineteenth century

A Pair of Late 19thC Naïve Terracotta Lions by Orr & Morris c.1870-90 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope The artist clearly has talentOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 90 Height: 5. 5 Width: 5. 5 Depth: 15. 25 The attractive pair of opposing terracotta recumbent lions by Orr & Morris of Bolton, England, for positioning either side of an entrance way or mantlepiece, each with beautifully textured surfaces with remnants of old paint layers, stylised in the nave manner with flowing manes and paws to stepped plinth bases, surviving from the last