Panel
1550-1600 (made)
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Panel of carved walnut, probably a shutter or lid. It is decorated with flat interlacing bands forming a row of five devices, each of which consists of a square with four smaller squares at the corners; interlacing with each larger square is a circle, and these circles are connected by smaller circles. On one of the long ides are three rectangular holes.
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Brief description | Carved walnut panel, French, 1550-1600. Probably a lid. |
Physical description | Panel of carved walnut, probably a shutter or lid. It is decorated with flat interlacing bands forming a row of five devices, each of which consists of a square with four smaller squares at the corners; interlacing with each larger square is a circle, and these circles are connected by smaller circles. On one of the long ides are three rectangular holes. |
Dimensions | From catalogue: H. 21cm, W. 85.4cm |
Object history | Bought for £2.19s.2d (75 francs) from Monsieur Duseigneur, 3 Rue de l'Abbaye, Paris. R.F. 40449/1899 "Much cracked, chipped and wormeaten" |
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Accession number | 2119-1899 |
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Record created | June 24, 2009 |
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