Fire Dogs which belonged to King Henry VIII, formerly found at Leeds Castle 1850 - 1900

This anonymous 19th-century engraving, "Fire Dogs which belonged to King Henry VIII, formerly found at Leeds Castle," depicts a pair of fire dogs, a type of andiron, likely made for the English monarch. The fire dogs are elaborately designed, featuring fleur-de-lis and roses, hinting at their royal ownership. This engraving, now held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, captures the intricate detail of these objects, providing a glimpse into the history of English craftsmanship and royal decor.