A Rare 14thC French Medieval Gothic Period Carved Oak Bust of A Crowned Lady c.1350 Doe & Hope X Hannah Matthews which roughly translates to ‘Globe

which roughly translates to ‘Globe adopted by the council of the University House Delamarche street Serpente 25 Paris 1870’

but is otherwise in totally original order

There the constables confronted John Owen

Brislington House (now known as Long Fox Manor) was built as a private lunatic asylum

survives from the zeniths of nineteenth century England

A Rare 14thC French Medieval Gothic Period Carved Oak Bust of A Crowned Lady c.1350 Doe & Hope X Hannah Matthews which roughly translates to ‘GlobeOrigin: FrenchPeriod: Medieval GothicProvenance: The Joseph Altounian CollectionDate: c. 1350 1400Height: 8. 5Width: 6. 5Depth: 4. 5The well carved oak female bust of a crowned lady, possibly the Madonna, with a draped veil and scooped neckline to her robe; the head slightly turned and with a doleful expression; her crown worn over the veil with foliage ornament; the whole showing the remains of the original polychrome, gilding and gesso foundation