A Good Large Upper Section of a 19thC Male Lion’s Skull sub-Antiques 2 and four to the

2 and four to the Cecil Gough figure (to include a water tube to the mouth) each constructed of a combination of paper maché

The more familiar Shooting Galleries

It can move fast

Wonderfully oriental

The word vitriol derives from the Latin vitreus

A Good Large Upper Section of a 19thC Male Lion’s Skull sub-Antiques 2 and four to theOrigin: African Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 Height: 5. 5 inches (at maximum) Width: 9. 5 inches (at maximum) Length: 14 inches (at maximum) The large cranium of an African male lion (Panthera Leo) skull with deep eye sockets and nasal cavities, surviving from the latter half of the nineteenth century. The condition of the whole is good with a well aged patination and ivory hue making the skull very tactile.