A Small Medieval Marble Cowled Head on Ebonised Stand c.1200-1400

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A Small Medieval Marble Cowled Head on Ebonised Stand c.1200-1400Origin: English Period: Medieval Provenance: An old Hampshire collection; found Barnfield, Bedfordshire, UK Date: c. 1200 1400 Height: 5. 75 inches (the whole) or 3. 75 inches (the head) Base Diameter: 2. 75 inches Weight: 479 grams The medieval period marble carved as a female bust with cowl, her mouth open; mounted on a custom made ebonised stand survives in fine, though weathered, condition from the 12th 14th centuries. Considering the considerable

this excellent pair exudes not only high levels of craftsmanship but also the wonderfully evocative tang of the gentleman’s library or smoking room

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The Mariner's tale begins with his ship departing on its journey

partly because of the high quality of the wool from the region

Whether intending to put the board to good use once more under a sharp blade or simply using it as a decorative feature in the home

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artefacts and records from the 1600’s provide examples of candlesticks and candelabra

It is quite hard to pin the origin of the picture down due to the frame it sits in and in that the sitter is Brazilian-esque

The plain cross pendant with arched top limb pierced for suspension and with crude `FREE ALL SLAVES 1803` chiselled inscription

The Stand: Height: 11 inches

The superbly well cast and wonderfully rendered plaster cast anatomy of a man figure standing on glazed square base impressed with the marks for ‘Chapman & Hall Ltd’ and ‘Copyright’ whole standing at nearly three feet

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