Painted Wooden Panel, Part Of A Carriage Door. Coats Of Arms19th Century.

Painted Wooden Panel, Part Of A Carriage Door. Coats Of Arms19th Century. -photo-3

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Painted Wooden Panel, Part Of A Carriage Door. Coats Of Arms19th Century. -photo-1

Object description :

"Painted Wooden Panel, Part Of A Carriage Door. Coats Of Arms19th Century. "

Painted and canvas-covered wooden panel, part of a horse-drawn carriage door.
Early 19th century. Great Britain.
The crown is that of a Viscount or a Baron and Peer (or Lord of Parliament).
The drapery of a heavy cape decorated with trimmings frames a lion and an eagle presenting the collar of the Order of the Garter with initials in its center.
At the bottom is the Anglo-Norman motto "Honi soit qui mal y pense". Motto of the Order of the Garter, the most important order of British Chivalry created by Edward III in 1348.
Not visible in the photos, the orange festoon of the cape is lightly spangled with gold.
Height 45.5 cm Length 53.5 cm

Price: 950 €

Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: En l'etat

Material: Painted wood
Length: 53,5 cm
Height: 45,5 cm

Reference: 1452604