A c.1800 Carved Wood, Gesso & Parcel Gilt Heraldic Lion; The Cooper Penrose Estate, Ireland sub-Religion & Relics proving totally inviting and nigh

proving totally inviting and nigh on impossible to leave whence comfortably positioned

Mass demonstrations were held in most manufacturing towns in May 1832 to press for the passage of the Bill which was seen as being impeded by the House of Lords

Following preparatory school Horsley studied painting at the Royal Academy schools where he met Thomas Webster

and developed first a national and then an international reputation as a supplier of quality furniture to the upper middle classes

probably part sheltered outside

A c.1800 Carved Wood, Gesso & Parcel Gilt Heraldic Lion; The Cooper Penrose Estate, Ireland sub-Religion & Relics proving totally inviting and nighOrigin: Irish British Period: George III Provenance: The Cooper Penrose Estate, Woodhill House, County Cork, Ireland and thence by decent Date: c. 1800 Width: 11 Length: 40 or 28. 5 at base Height: 13. 5 (all at extremities) In original unrestored condition, the generously sized recumbent carved wood, gesso and parcel gilt lion beautifully modelled in the neoclassical style, gazing forward with a ferocious expression and ready to pounce, the muscled