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English Oak Roof Boss Late 1400s

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A rare example of an English Oak roof boss depicting an angel holding a heraldic device.The surface of the angel is in a exceptional dry untouched condition, with later polychrome applied to shield.Exaggerated carving to hair & hands, fine carved detail to feathered torso & wings The Armory that the angel holds depicts one of the "honourable ordinaries" a chevron, three torteaux ( roundels) sit above. The symbolic meaning of a chevron in heraldry can mean "protection" and is usually granted to those who have carried out work of a faithful service in the construction of churches or fortified buildings.
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Dimensionsheight 8 1/2" width 9" depth 1 3/4" Date Perpendicular period Gothic L 15th/16th C  Pre 16th Century Antiques Material Oak Origin English Condition losses to central right and top foliage finials, extinct insect wear abrasions. Item code as359a061 Status Sold

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Edenbridge
Kent
South East England
TN8

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