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A rare and large mid 19th century French (Samson) porcelain elephant dating around 1860 after a japanese late 17th century model. For a similar example see the collection at Burghley House, Stamford, UK, where there is a pair firstly recorded in 1688.
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French mid 19th Century Porcelain Elephant

RH285

A rare and large mid 19th century French (Samson) porcelain elephant dating around 1860 after a japanese late 17th century model. For a similar example see the collection at Burghley House, Stamford, UK, where there is a pair firstly recorded in 1688.

Period

Mid 19th Century

Materials

Porcelain

Condition

Good condition

Dimensions

Width:
32
cm
Height:
32
cm
Length:
18
cm

£ 2,800.00 GBP

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