A good pair of Staffordshire porcelain lions attributed to John & Rebecca Lloyd, Shelton, circa 1840, each recumbent lion with a lamb before it, upon a rectangular base with rounded ends, with gilt decoration, impressed spur mark to underside, 12cm wide, 10cm high

Condition Report

Very light rubbing to each lion nose but not overly significant. The right side lion has a patch of brown stain to the rear of the main, but this looks to be contemporary to production, and a very small chip to the bottom right. There is nothing obvious to suggest that there has been any losses or restorations. |Each lion has some pitting spots on its body. Generally in good order throughout. These have been in the Maidenhead vendors family home for many decades.