A 17thC Carved Limestone Rain Head Waterspout Gargoyle c.1600-50 poa-item A rare and both a

A rare and both a politically and historically important picture

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Presenting fairground art at its very best is this truly wonderful hand painted vintage sign in fantastic all round condition

Though the use of horses on the battlefield had declined steadily since the American Civil War

A 17thC Carved Limestone Rain Head Waterspout Gargoyle c.1600-50 poa-item A rare and both aOrigin: English Period: Jacobean Stuart Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1600 1650 Height: 10. 75 Width: 8. 5 Depth: 15 (all with spout) The well carved period stone gargoyle, in complete condition with lead water spout, once party of a cathedral or church exterior, the gargoyle head fashioned in the medieval manner with furrowed brows and deep nasolabial creases to a flowing mane, surviving from the Jacobean to Stuart period England. In one piece the