A 15thC French Caen Limestone Architectural Carving sub-Religion & Relics In conjunction with Hesiod

In conjunction with Hesiod

one at Brislington and the other in nearby Bristol in the area known as Temple Back

He was born in France but became a British citizen and professor at the Royal College of Art

with only minor fading to the upholstery and with the only deficiencies to note being one area of threadbare to the settee upper arm and a tear to the back of the settee as photographed which we are able to patch if so desired

5” at seatsThe attractive and nicely weathered pair of late-nineteenth century Gothic oak hall or garden benches

A 15thC French Caen Limestone Architectural Carving sub-Religion & Relics In conjunction with HesiodOrigin: French Period: Late Medieval Provenance: Collection of Mike Handford, 'Hillsleigh', Burford, Oxfordshire Date: c. 1450 Height: 27 Width: 12. 5 Depth: 6 The well carved late medieval period Caen limestone stone carving in the form of a female figure, and probably from a window jamb, standing with their right arm to their chest, the other hand resting on a cartouche with further architectural elements to the figures right hand side and below,