An Early 20thC Bronze Figure of a Dancing Satyr or Pan c.1900-20

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An Early 20thC Bronze Figure of a Dancing Satyr or Pan c.1900-20Origin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 20 Height: 16 Width: 6 Depth: 6 The Base: 4 (all at extremities) The finely cast bronze figure depicting a dancing satyr, traditionally identified as Pan, shown balanced upon one leg whilst playing a pipe, the figure modelled in an animated pose with one knee raised, the head thrown back in movement and capturing the exuberance and revelry associated with the woodland deities of

75”The wonderfully evocative leather dog collar

The picture is stencilled verso ‘HD 278

In traditional regional lore

so the public could see them more easily

This particular Winston has unquestionably been at the top and indeed the bottom of a bottle

A truly beautiful and important architectural element that could be integrated into the fabric of a room or simply hung over an existing door way

The motto of the University of Oxford is “Dominus illuminatio mea” or “The Lord is my light”

only the glass

Width: 23” (all at extremities

There are expected losses and a wonderful aged patina to the thick archive paper as photographed

the main section with one adjustable shelf with seven differing height slots

The superb quality flame mahogany veneered bank of apothecary drawers of large proportions