A Rare Medieval Period Carved Stone Grotesque Holding a Coconut c.1300-1400 Doe & Hope X Hannah Matthews survives from the first quarter

survives from the first quarter of nineteenth century England

and shots were fired at Jardin d'Olivet

mutinies and strikes and some believed that the country was on the brink of revolution

They were crowned King William III and Queen Mary II in April 1689

The corniced stained pine chest having the original ebonised flat knob handles

A Rare Medieval Period Carved Stone Grotesque Holding a Coconut c.1300-1400 Doe & Hope X Hannah Matthews survives from the first quarterOrigin: English Period: Medieval Renaissance Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1300 1400 Height: 10 Width: 18 Depth: 23. 5 (all at extremities) The large and wonderfully evocative medieval period stone grotesque, in complete condition and at two feet deep, once part of a cathedral or church exterior, the grotesques head fashioned in the typical medieval manner, its mouth open baring its teeth and clutching a coconut, the beast with large talons and tail,