Royal Coat of Arms from Newby Hall c.1860

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Royal Coat of Arms from Newby Hall c.1860A rare, enchanting and majestic scale carved polychromed timber Royal Coat of Arms depicting the Queen Victoria Coat of Arms (1837 to present day) c. 1860. This wonderful piece of heraldry is now patinated, sun bleached and time worn in deeply carved high relief, the Lion and Unicorn are reminiscent of much earlier carvings, full of expression and life. With provenance from Newby Hall, near Ripon North Yorkshire, England. Purchased by a Knaresborough

Carved wood

This does not take away from the rarity and imaginative design of this highly unique piece of English terracotta history

The cross is dated to the reign of Catherine II of Russia

A perfect example and original condition Regency Strapwork wrought iron bench

Featuring an enthralling depiction of Poseidon holding aloft his Trident

mention the Tuscan Prince's admiration for these gardens

stayed with Sir Antony in 1560 when her husband Dudley was away at Court

or filled with flowers or house plants or a little citrus tree in the light from your window

hoops and fruit filled urns

Created in aluminium

The Rococo style mirror is deeply carved

A halo (from Greek ἅλως