Saint Clément Earthenware Lion - After Emile Gallé - 19th Century
Artist: Emile Gallé (attribué à)
Lion sitting with its tail on its back, colored by the earthenware of Saint Clément, but inspired by a model by Gallé in blue and white. Several federal states and cities have the lion in their coats of arms. In the teaching of heraldry, it is considered a symbol of courage and royalty. He protects the shield/coat of arms with his right paw. In return, there is always a statue of a lion which defends the coat of arms with its left paw to balance the forces, they work in pairs. Emile Gallé arrived at the Saint-Clément factory in 1867, this lion dates from the 1870s-80s, similar to his productions. Rare earthenware work before its glass paste. Unsigned, and a slight chip to the base.
650 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Earthenware
Length: 50
Width: 23
Height: 44
Reference (ID): 1327389
Availability: In stock
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