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A rare Henry IV oak polychromed appliqué or mount, designed as a male mask, circa 1410.
Modelled wearing a chaperon, with bourrelet and liripipe, the face with furrowed brow, well-defined eyebrows and slightly open mouth revealing both sets of teeth, moustache and centre-parted beard. Old losses.
Provenance: Jonathan Horne Collection.
Dimensions
Height 27.5cm, Width 23.5cm, Depth 5.5cmCondition report
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