Flower pot - Copper jardinière with a lion's head and claws. - Copper

This piece is probably of English or French origin, circa 1880–1920.
The construction technique with visible rivets and the combination of copper and brass are typical of Victorian or Edwardian decorative earthenware.
Such pieces were often produced by companies like Peerage Brass and Copper, which were active in England from the 1910s to the 1940s.
The decoration with lion heads as handles and lion’s paws as feet are classic motifs from that period, inspired by Georgian and Victorian design.
In good condition with some signs of use.
It has a beautiful patina and a story behind it.
Carefully packed and shipped by registered mail.