Panel
1480-1520 (made)
| Place of origin |
Panel (one of a pair) of oak, carved in high relief. Within a lozenge with raised border is a woman wearing a cap seating in a bench and holding a dog by its paws, on the right is a gabled house with a round arched door and in the upper angle a similar building with a turret. The ground is uneven.
Object details
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| Brief description | German 1480-1520 |
| Physical description | Panel (one of a pair) of oak, carved in high relief. Within a lozenge with raised border is a woman wearing a cap seating in a bench and holding a dog by its paws, on the right is a gabled house with a round arched door and in the upper angle a similar building with a turret. The ground is uneven. |
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| Object history | Bought for: £2 10s 3d from C. Herbert Shoppee, Esq., 22 John Street, Bedford Row, London WC. Registered files RF 8669/1901, containing J.H. Pollen's report; the purchase consisting of museum nos. 492 to 617-1901, and composed chiefly of ironwork and woodwork was bought for £350. Condition: 'Cracked. A piece has been cut out of the centre' |
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| Accession number | 524-1901 |
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| Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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