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A 15th century oak tracery head, West Country, possibly Somerset, circa 1480.
From a screen, designed with three reserves each with a four-petal flower centred fretwork quatrefoil, within a lancet arch, with leaf-and-berry spandrels, with traces of polychrome.
For a comparable example see the V&A Museum Collection, London acc. no. 511.1893
Dimensions
Height 25.5cm, Width 65.4cmStock number
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