A 15thC & Later Primitive French Oak Capital

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A 15thC & Later Primitive French Oak CapitalOrigin: FrenchPeriod: RenaissanceProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1400 50 & laterHeight: 19Width: 20Depth: 14The ancient French capital in oak, hailing from around the time of the battle of Agincourt, the chamfered legs added in the 19th century, the large primitive slab top with gadrooned carved frieze, now acting as a stool or chopping block. In lovely crusty condition, the whole has evidence of old worm but it is not currently present. The legs have

proportions and provenance

this lady is sure to attract attention

He proves wonderfully decorative in this condition and we feel he proves charming and more desirable than if he were restored

It was invented by Louis-Jaques-Mandé Daguerre and introduced worldwide in 1839

They moved into the hotel with their maid

There are no signs of restoration so he remains in nice un-meddled with order with some pitting and chipping to the extremities including the hair

He was the first one to pick Bramah’s lock and the Chubb detector lock at the Great Exhibition of 1851 and forced the lock manufacturers to improve their designs

In beautifully untouched condition

The Pueblo tribe believed that owning a Macaw symbolised a peaceful

1780-1800Height: 36

but either way

ranging from ninth plates to quarter plates

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