Three Late Medieval/Early Tudor Urns from Benedictine Abingdon Abbey with Royal Connnection

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Three Late Medieval/Early Tudor Urns from Benedictine Abingdon Abbey with Royal ConnnectionThree rare and outstanding limestone Late Medieval Early Tudor garden urns from the collection of Reading Museum. Each featuring four Tudor Rose emblems, linked with a simple band, and also having drainage holes making them perfect to use again in your garden or to be kept as museum objects in your interior. These rare urns have direct provenance from Cumnor Place, the wealthiest and grandest grange of Benedictine Abingdon Abbey, Cumnor, Berkshire.

With wonderful patination

these sconces are a must-have for any interior design project

Lovely pair of Victorian cast iron urns

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A delightful Late 19th Century Cherub gilt wood chandelier with cherubs winged faces and dramatic rococo influenced carving and polychrome

A handsome crisp featured statue of Hunter with his trusted hound

bold brilliant Echinacea

Wear and patina appropriate with age

Spanish Colonial leather chest/trunk c

Hopper was an English mason and sculptor who studied at the Royal Academy Schools

A model that rarely surfaces to the market

crafted from ebonised French oak