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English Oak Marriage Panel 16th Century

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English Oak Marriage Panel 16th Century
A wonderful & Interesting Panel of a most Impressive size here depicting musicians & most probably husband and wife side profile faces.. a devotional Loving gesture / marriage panel. the musical trio playing what looks like a flute , cittern & possibly a bagpipe.. a lovely medieval social scene, with the profiles of the husband and wife below terminating in Renaissance stylised scrolls.
England 1550.
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Always confirm final price with dealer.  sold 02 /16
 
Dimensions22" high 12" wide Category Antique Wood Carvings Date 1550  16th Century Antiques Material Oak Origin English Item code as359a198 Status Sold

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Edenbridge
Kent
South East England
TN8

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