A 20thC Alabaster and Serpentine Marble Lion’s Mask Wall Plaque sub-Religion & Relics The late nineteenth century English

The late nineteenth century English pine artist's lay figure

so there is a possibility he is British or even Prussian

Louise Grose was born in 1940 and was originally a graphic designer in London working in publishing for Homes and Gardens

each presented in the original reeded ebonised frames with gilt slips

A 20thC Alabaster and Serpentine Marble Lion’s Mask Wall Plaque sub-Religion & Relics The late nineteenth century EnglishOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1996Height: 14. 25Width: 5. 25 Depth: 3. 5 (all at extremities and with hanging loop)The cast alabaster wall mask of a lions head, highly stylised, mounted to a green serpentine marble base with iron ring hanging attachment, and surviving from the last decade of the twentieth century. The condition of the mask is good with no losses or chips. It is signed verso RBC no. 16, 10. Jun. 95. It is