Pair of Italian Cast Bronze Lion Mask Architectural Elements, 19th century

$9,500

Pair of Antique Cast Bronze Lion Mask Architectural Elements, 19th century

An expressive pair of heavy cast bronze architectural lion heads in high relief. Sculpted with roaring expressions, open jaws, and fluidly modeled manes, these sculptural elements demonstrate fine craftsmanship with a tactile, hand-modeled surface texture. The bronze displays a rich dark brown patina highlighted by natural verdigris (greenish oxidation) in the recesses, underscoring their authentic age and exposure. Designed for architectural mounting, such as fountain spouts, door accents, or wall plaques, each head includes mounting holes discreetly integrated behind the mane.

Italy, 19th century

Size: 10" high x 10" wide x 7" deep

Condition: Wear consistent with age and use. Minor fading. Antique condition with rich dark patina, natural verdigris oxidation, and minor age-consistent surface wear. Structure and casting detail remain well-preserved.

GALERIE BABOU NEW YORK

Pair of Italian Cast Bronze Lion Mask Architectural Elements, 19th century

Pair of Italian Cast Bronze Lion Mask Architectural Elements, 19th century

$9,500

Pair of Antique Cast Bronze Lion Mask Architectural Elements, 19th century

An expressive pair of heavy cast bronze architectural lion heads in high relief. Sculpted with roaring expressions, open jaws, and fluidly modeled manes, these sculptural elements demonstrate fine craftsmanship with a tactile, hand-modeled surface texture. The bronze displays a rich dark brown patina highlighted by natural verdigris (greenish oxidation) in the recesses, underscoring their authentic age and exposure. Designed for architectural mounting, such as fountain spouts, door accents, or wall plaques, each head includes mounting holes discreetly integrated behind the mane.

Italy, 19th century

Size: 10" high x 10" wide x 7" deep

CONDITION DETAILS

Wear consistent with age and use. Minor fading. Antique condition with rich dark patina, natural verdigris oxidation, and minor age-consistent surface wear. Structure and casting detail remain well-preserved.