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Tomb of Tom Sayers, the pugilist (1826-1865), Highgate Cemetery, N6.

Tomb of Tom Sayers, the pugilist

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SKU EX3-IMG032 Category London Bestiary

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Painted roundel of dove and serpent on the gates of Serjeant's Inn, Fleet Street, EC4, now owned by the inner Temple. The inscription means 'wise simplicity.'

Painted roundel of dove and serpent

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Medieval statues of lion and dragon trying to scale the top of the parapet on Westminster Abbey.

Medieval statues of lion and dragon

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Royal Air Force Memorial with the London Eye. Unveiled in 1923 to commemorate the casualties of the Royal Air Force in WW1 - and by extension to all subsequent conflicts. The eagle was designed by William Reid Dick

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Bovington Road, Fulham, SW6, with lion-crowned gables and Sands End gasworks.

Bovington Road, Fulham, SW6

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Gilded dragon made by Robert Bird in 1679 for the spire of Wren's St Mary-le-Bow, Cheapside, EC2.

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Tomb of William Cooke (1886), Kensal Green Cemetery, London, W10.

Tomb of William Cooke

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Lion and unicorn by Tim Crawley. Installed on the tower of Nicholas Hawksmoor's St George's Church, Bloomsbury, WC1, (1716-31), as part of the 2006 restoration programme to replace the long missing originals.

Lion and unicorn by Tim Crawley

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One of two bronze swans near Battersea Bridge, by Catherine Marr-Johnson, 1984.

One of two bronze swans near Battersea Bridge

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The tomb of George Wombwell (1777-1850), famed for his Travelling Menagerie, guarded by his pet lion Nero, Highgate Cemetery, N6.

The tomb of George Wombwell

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Two large bronze black cats guard the entrance to Greater London House, Mornington Crescent, NW1

Two large bronze black cats guard the entrance to Greater London House

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Detail from Gilbert Scott's Albert Memorial, Queensgate, SW7 - one of four marble groups representing the four corners of the British Empire (1872). This bull represents Europe.

Detail from Gilbert Scott's Albert Memorial, Queensgate, SW7 – Bull

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Roundel of Pegasus decorating the iron gates of the Inner Temple EC4. This emblem, which forms the Inner Temple's coat of arms, may have been inspired by tiles in the Temple Church showing a Knight Templar on horseback with a raised sword and shield.

Roundel of Pegasus

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