A Small Medieval Marble Cowled Head on Ebonised Stand c.1200-1400 sub-Antiques black and orange borders

black and orange borders

carved in rosewood and it leads us to believe this piece is possibly from the Galle district

'Dose Five to twenty minims

because of the difficulties of mechanising the hend operated technology

for ‘Drugs’ ‘Lotions’ ‘Lotion Bowls’ ‘Specimens’ ‘Bed Linen’ ‘Medicines’ ‘Bandages’ and ‘Dressings’

A Small Medieval Marble Cowled Head on Ebonised Stand c.1200-1400 sub-Antiques black and orange bordersOrigin: English Period: Medieval Provenance: An old Hampshire collection; found Barnfield, Bedfordshire, UK Date: c. 1200 1400 Height: 5. 75 inches (the whole) or 3. 75 inches (the head) Base Diameter: 2. 75 inches Weight: 479 grams The medieval period marble carved as a female bust with cowl, her mouth open; mounted on a custom made ebonised stand survives in fine, though weathered, condition from the 12th 14th centuries. Considering the considerable