A Small Medieval Marble Cowled Head on Ebonised Stand c.1200-1400 antiques the rear sabre legs extended

the rear sabre legs extended

he is mainly remembered for his earlier works that took a realistic approach to the conditions of life of the poor

whilst there is evidence of worm but it is ancient and there is certainly no new infestation

fronted by carved cabriole acanthus leaf legs

It became especially popular in England

A Small Medieval Marble Cowled Head on Ebonised Stand c.1200-1400 antiques the rear sabre legs extendedOrigin: English Period: Medieval Provenance: An old Hampshire collection; found Barnfield, Bedfordshire, UK Date: c. 1200 1400 Height: 5. 75 inches (the whole) or 3. 75 inches (the head) Base Diameter: 2. 75 inches Weight: 479 grams The medieval period marble carved as a female bust with cowl, her mouth open; mounted on a custom made ebonised stand survives in fine, though weathered, condition from the 12th 14th centuries. Considering the considerable