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A James I / Charles I oak heraldic panel, circa 1620-35.
Designed as a unicorn rampant, modelled standing on haunches, gorged and with a chain wrapped around its body, within a leafy-arcade, framed.
This mythical beast, representing purity and innocence combined with power and ferocity, has been a symbol of Scottish royalty since William I (c.1142-1214) and adopted as a supporter of the English Royal Coat of Arms after James IV of Scotland (1567-1625) succeeded to the English throne as James I (1603-1625). The chains around this powerful beast and crown around its neck show it has been brought under the command of the monarch.
Dimensions
Height 36cm (14.2in), Width 20.5cm (8.1in)Condition report
Available upon requestStock number
4690The BADA Standard
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