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Cistern & Dolphin Spitter

Cistern & Dolphin Spitter

Based on a Roman 3rd century A.D. strigillated sarcophagus with lions, which can be seen today at the Neus Museum, Berlin.
The dolphin spitter is inspired by Gian Lorenzo Bernini’s dolphins on the Fontana del Tritone, 1642-3, in Rome.
The sculptured relief lions on the rounded ends of the sarcophagus were originally designed as symbols of death and the victory over death.

Coade Stone
72 x 198 x 59cm

Cistern & Dolphin spitter is available separately.
Photocredit: image 1 Stephanie Rennie

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