Pair cement open mouth lion architectural elements

Pair cement open mouth lion architectural elements, 17 1/2"H x 14" W

Antique pair of carved wood open mouth lion wall shelves. Hand-carved lion heads from a solid piece of wood. Measurements differ slightly on the pair: 9.25" x 9" & 9" x 9.25" Depth 6.50". Condition: G

Pair bronze dragon form architectural elements, scale engraved open mouth fire breathing dragon pair, upturned tail, spike at front and rear foot for affixing, 40" H, even patination

Pair cast zinc lions head hooks or tiebacks, 19th/20th c., cast metal architectural element, in the form of an opened-mouth lion, a curved hook emanating from its mouth, unmarked, 8"hx 6"w x 5"d Prove

A pair of carved stone open mouth Japanese lions in repose. Ht: 24" Wd: 16" Dpth: 32"

Pair of antique lion head architectural elements, gilt metal, 21" h x 17" w. Provenance: Removed from building in New York City.

Pair of large concrete sitting open mouth lions. Paint chipping, a couple of small chips on the back of one (see photo). 13" wide, 28" tall, 24" deep.

Pair of 19th century lion head architectural elements, embossed brass, 18" h x 14" w. Provenance: From the lifetime collection of the family of John Downs of Palm Beach Gardens, FL.

Pair of early poured stone lion architectural elements. 26 1/2" x 15 1/2" each.

Chinese. Pair of large carved hardwood guardian lion architectural elements decorated with two facing Buddhist lions playing with pierced floral ball. Accompanied by stands. Apparently unmarked. Appro

(pair) Antique English carved oak lion garnitures/ architectural elements, seated opposed, with one front paw raised to display his claws, approx 11"h, 10.75"w, 5.75"d; 5.5lbs total **Provenance: From

Pair of fancy oak clock shelves with open mouth lions in nice condition. 20" wide, 15" tall, 8" deep.

Pair of antique carved architectural panels depicting roaring lions, with gilt accented scroll and grapevine motif, from the Central New York Railway Station, circa 19th century. 62" H x 32" W x 24" D

Fourth quarter, 19th century; probably a liturgical vestment cabinet, elaborately carved gothic architectural relief elements, pair door open to reveal three drawers with carved North Wind face pulls,

.United Sates,20th Century Pair of opposing lions with open mouths frozen in a roar atop balls covered in fringed blanket. Bronze,Approx. 40" t x 12 1/2" w x 14 1/2" d. Unsigned From the collection of

A group of two ethnographic objects. 20th century. ++ Seated hide covered animal with open mouth. 16" x 9 1/2" x 9 1/2". ++ Carved Indonesian architectural element. 38" x 8" x 6 3/4" (object); 1 3/4"

A Pair of Chinese Carved and Gilt Painted Wood Lion Form Architectural Elements, 19th/20th Century. H: 8 W: 8 D: 8 3/4 in. The Estate of Ronald J. DiCenzo, Professor of Japanese History, Oberlin Colle

A monumental pair of recumbent bronze lions with open mouth and full mane. Ht: 37" Wd: 23" Dpth: 65"

Antique Architectural Copper Lion Head Sculpture,Patina. Beautiful copper lion's head has a full mane, an open mouth in mid-roar and its surface has a lovely verdigris patina. Would look wonderful as

A 19th century figural architectural element. Elongated oak panel carved in relief with St. Mark the Evangelist holding an open book, a lion's mask and swags below. Damage to the nose; lacking several

Germany, most likely Bavaria, ca. 18th century CE. Stunning heavy wooden carving of the head of a male lion. Mouth slightly open exposing four sharp fangs, long mane flowing along each side of his maj

A pair of Chinese polychrome porcelain Fu lions. 20th century. Green, red, blue, white and yellow glaze. Each lion having open mouth, looking upwards, holding Ruyi in one paw and having another paw re

(pair) Ceramic lion mask wall hanging plaques, each signed W. Jubin (20th c.), incised AE XIII verso, depicting lion with open mouth, each with small chips to edge, approx 7.5"h, 6 1/8"w, 2.25"d; 6lbs

PAIR OF HIRADO PORCELAIN CENSERS, MEIJI. Each molded in the form of a shishi, the base a lion's sturdy body, the oval rim supporting a lid separately molded as a horned lion's mask, its mouth open to