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Koos Limburg Jnr
Glen Prosen Lodge, Kirriemuir, Angus, DD8 4SD
Glen Prosen , Scotland
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44.157.554.0207
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A very rare and unusual carved oak banner rail
$ 9,500
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Tear Sheet Print
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Description
A very rare and unusual carved oak banner rail
with the subject of the bust of a crownedLady, wearing a fur ( ermine?) stole.
Wonderfull carving and detailed.Anglo / Dutch, end of the 17th. century.
Still with the original old patination.
Because of the subject and clothes, this could be Queen Mary.
?50.5cm wide 54cm high 19cm deep -
More Information
Period: Pre 18th Century Creation Date: 17th Century Styles / Movements: Traditional Incollect Reference #: 667388 -
Dimensions
W. 19.88 in; H. 21.26 in; D. 7.48 in; W. 50.5 cm; H. 54 cm; D. 19 cm;
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