A Rare Medieval Period Carved Stone Grotesque Holding a Coconut c.1300-1400

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A Rare Medieval Period Carved Stone Grotesque Holding a Coconut c.1300-1400Origin: English Period: Medieval Renaissance Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1300 1400 Height: 10 Width: 18 Depth: 23. 5 (all at extremities) The large and wonderfully evocative medieval period stone grotesque, in complete condition and at two feet deep, once part of a cathedral or church exterior, the grotesques head fashioned in the typical medieval manner, its mouth open baring its teeth and clutching a coconut, the beast with large talons and tail,

one being fully button-backed

Could have been named after the father

it has suffered knocks and scuffing and overall it remains in fairly good decorative condition

The remaining links are all marked with the date letter

books and other items

joined the firm

of geometric design having an arrangement of four central drawers being flanked by two cupboard doors

Width: 170cms / 5

comprising of two rows of the Queen’s guard appearing from their guard houses

” Cowans cranes were exported across the globe to countries including Japan

There are some crease mark losses and paint losses as per the photographs

rather sadly