LARGE PAIR of beautiful Chateau De Chasse Hand Carved Stone Dogs mounted on top and attached to a Reinforced Base and Wrists . Metal Tail . Lifesize In the Style of the Hunting Dogs at Chateau De Raray “La Belle et la Bête” Jean Cocteau. Done by a Compagnon Artisan who worked on historic Relais de Chateaux in the Loire and Dordogne France.
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Pair Carved Stone Figures Of Hunting Dogs Garden Antique Statuary Animal Lovers
Height: 25″ Total H: 36″ to tail Base Depth and Width: 33″ X 14″ Pair Carved Stone Figures Of Hunting Dogs Garden Antique Statuary Animal Lovers. LARGE PAIR of beautiful Chateau De Chasse Hand Carved Stone Dogs mounted on top and attached to a Reinforced Base and Wrists . Metal Tail . Lifesize In the Style of the Hunting Dogs at Chateau De Raray “La Belle et la Bête” Jean Cocteau. Done by a Compagnon Artisan who worked on historic Relais de Chateaux in the Loire and Dordogne France . The phantasmagorical exterior of the Beast’s castle Raray in Cocteau’s LA BELLE ET LA BETE were filmed in the gardens of Chateau in Oise. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST TRAILER 1945 JEAN COCTEAU. This magnificent pair would be the perfect prize for animal lovers , installed on top of pedestals pillars bases or mounted in a garden entrance , next to a portal entryway . They would be the signature piece and an outstanding focal point of your home. To add warmth character and charm , in a winery , traditional , old world , even in a modern design. Antique dealer Los Angeles Garden Antiques Carved stone Melrose Ave La Cienega Blvd . This beautiful pair very versatile, for you interior next to a fireplace in an entrance , or at the bottom of your staircase . in an exterior vegetable garden, having these dogs would add the touch of Fun you are looking for. Repairs to reinforce the wrists and metal rods on the inside of the stone base to make it stronger. Minor Losses as seen in detailed pictures and Patina that changes over the seasons. Including pictures of how they might look installed in your home.
The history of Raray dates back to the 13th century with the BOUTEILLER family as its first owner. Robert de CRESSONNART, Bishop of Senlis , Arnoult d’AUDENAME, the GHISTELLES and the LIGNY will succeed one another in 1464. These will keep the land throughout the 15th century. Around 1600, the land was sold to Nicolas de Lancy, adviser to the King , general treasurer of the war ordinance, Chambellan of the Duke of Orleans. It is he who is the builder of the current castle as well as the two hunting hedges which will make the fame and honor of the castle. Raray’s land was erected as a marquisate by Louis XIV in 1654. Madame de SEVIGNE stayed there because she was the LANCY’s cousin. Approx 300 lbs each
Height: 25” Total H: 36” to tail Base Depth and Width: 33” X 14”
| Weight | 300 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 33 × 14 × 36 in |
