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"Treasures of yesteryear imbued with history"
Place Fleury, Beaune - Burgundy, France
Argentic painted wooden coat of arms 18th century
- Era: 18th century
- Dimension: height 70cm on width 62cm
- Price: 3000 euros
Spectacular heraldic element in carved wood, witness to the pageantry and aristocratic alliances from Western Europe. A rare work, ideal for sublimate a library, a castle entrance or a cabinet of curiosities.
Heraldic element carved in wood , representing an armorié shield torn apart surmounted by a knight helmet and framed by two creeping lions. Rich late baroque sculpture, plant lambrequins, original polychromy and partially preserved leaf gilding.
The shield presents six armored districts:
- Three Lys flowers (France),
- Imperial Aigle (Saint-Empire),
- Dragon or Vouivre,
- Faced lions (English or Flemish inspiration),
- Stylized tree (probably speaking symbol).
European work, 18th in a remarkable state of conservation. Some usage of use.
Rare and decorative piece , both historic and spectacular, ideal for heraldic collector, decorator or amateur of European noble heritage.
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