Price

£3950.00

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A rare James I / Charles I carved elm heraldic support, West Country, circa 1620-40.

Designed as a unicorn sejant erect, ducally gorged and chained, bearing a scroll-edged shield, on a custom-made plinth, unicorn only dimensions: 23.5 centimetres height, 10 centimetres width, 8.7 centimetres depth.

Dimensions

Including plinth: Height 40cm (15.8in), Width 11.7cm (4.6in), Depth 10.7cm (4.2in)

Price

£3950.00



This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance

Condition report

Available upon request

Stock number

3263
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