Brand new indoor crying Hand carved lion figurine with ball outside house

  This is bronze African Lion Head wall mount, a hunter's trophy, of a magnificent creature. It's vivacity mummified for ages. It is interesting that the lion is considered by many ancient cultures to be a solar animal symbol, however it is primarily a nocturnal creature, conducting its hunting activity mostly at night. . The handmade bronze sculpture was cast using the age-old method of lost-wax casting and stained with a brown patina finish for perpetuation. He is signed Milo with the European Bronze Finery stamp of quality . - I hope the photos do this stunning pair some justice, they're certainly more impressive in the flesh - The lions remind us of the famous ones found in Trafalgar square by Edward Landseer - The casting is of the highest quality and the patina to the bronze has a lovely dark nutty brown finish to it. - Details like the mane are particularly worthy of detail, as the lions locks flow. - Offered in great shape ready for home use right away - We ship to every corner of the planet - please get in touch for a shipping quote - Stunning bronze casting of a stalking leopard or panther - Piece cast from bronze using the lost wax method and has a superb patina - Signed Milo on the base, please see close up photo - Stands on the black marble base which is smooth and chip free - Offered in great shape ready for home use - Will ship to anywhere in the world, please email for shipping quote Dimensions are in inches: Width x Depth x Height 7 x 11 x 12   HARRIS COUNTY, Texas - Two bronze lion statues that once greeted families as they went in and out of a northwest Harris County subdivision were stolen and authorities are looking for the crooks.   The Signature Estates subdivision is a gated community in Cypress near FM 1960 and Nadala Drive. The Trafalgar Square lion statues are not identical, though their sitting positions (‘couchant’ in heraldic terms) with front paws symmetrically forward, and tails curled elegantly around and by their sides, are the same, for they differ in the detail of mane and face. Despite their great size, among the largest of bronze sculptures in the country, they are dwarfed by Nelson’s column, which is thicker at the base than they are long, and despite their raised up position, each on a great plinth, they are easily concealed behind the other sculpture in the Square or by each other, so that from most vantages we see typically just two of them. Their positions, pointing outwards at the corners of a square, mean that the lions can be appreciated in front of a variety of splendid backdrops.   This pair of male lions, with their large detailed manes and elegant faces will make a stunning impression in your garden or at the entrance of your home. Their noble detailed structures give a truly regal feeling to any outdoor space. The at attention stance of the lions gives an exciting element to the design of these magnificent statues.