Lion Mascaron

Very heavy head of a Lion Mascaron made of bronze Probably end of XIXth century/ early beginning of XXth in the Belgium style Two hooks removable allow to hang the sculpture Good...

This ovate French brass jardiniere from the 1800s has thick lobes, accompanied by lion mascaron handles and four monopodial paw feet.

This versatile quadrilobed fountain basin is adorned with several styles of molding and lion mascarons. Hand-carved by an Italian stone mason, the basin wall can be described as a “b...

This cast iron building plaque with would have been affixed to the side of a Haussmann building in Paris, circa 1890. A central lion mascaron is surrounded by a ring of molding and f...

Hand-carved in three sections of white marble, this Italian wall fountain from the 1900s features a lion mascaron water feature. The expressive lion’s face with detailed mane protrud...

More information coming soon… Dating to circa 1900, this pair of cast iron lion mascarons graced the side of a French building at the turn of the century.

Pair of wall appliques made out of gilt bronze, decorated with lion mascarons holding the arms in their mauls, surrounded by laurel leaves.

French 19th century pair of bronze urn vases with lids with naturalistic décor including pine cones, acanthus leaves, bugs, insects, snakes, snails and lion mascaron head with small ...

This door knocker from the 1800s is an English take on the theme, with a lion mascaron striker at the bottom point of the wreath.

The scalloped rim is exceptionally undulating, with alternating rounded and angular wave troughs surrounding the 12-inch opening. A pair of lion mascarons situated on the side of the...

Additionally, the ring of florets is topped by slanted fluting, while there is a border of interlacing foliage beneath interlaced acanthus leaves. Four monopodial lion feet offer sup...

Beneath the rolled rim that surrounds the opening is a pair of lion mascarons with circular loop handles. In between the lions are two distinct cartouches: a vase overflowing with fr...

The top panel is aligned in a vertical fashion, with a lion mascaron at the top that is surrounded by curled leaves.

In between is a curvaceous pilaster with a lion mascaron above a ball flower rosette. A similar floral element can be seen in the center of the stretcher, surrounded by several volut...

From the studio of Edouard Gilles, circa 1880, the circular vase has a pierced latticework bronze ormolu base with four grotesque lion mascaron feet. The vase has a variegated bla...

Directly beneath every lion is a shallow mascaron also surrounded by blue hair.

The top panel is aligned in a vertical fashion, with a lion mascaron at the top that is surrounded by curled leaves.

The ends have scrolled handles with lion mascaron décor. Beneath each handle is a raised foliate rinceaux that extends down towards a monopodial paw foot.

A 19th Century French Napoléon III Surtout de Table French 19th Century Hand-Painted Porcelain and Ormolu-Mounted Surtout De Table Composed of two parts, a tray forming display in ...

Each drawer is adorned with two lion mascaron pulls that flank circular escutcheons comprised of cornucopias, rosettes, and laurel wreaths, which are all motifs commonly used in Empi...

Known in France as a mascaron, the cast iron lion is depicted with an open mouth.

Boulders beneath the arch of the aqueduct provide makeshift rapids, as multiple lion mascaron fountain elements add additional water to the large pool.

These birds have more elaborate foliate tails, with a huge rinceau enveloping a lion mascaron central whorl and a leafy margent tied around their necks.

On each of the drawers is a pair of gilded lion mascarons with wreath drop handles originating from the mouth.