A Rare 14thC French Medieval Gothic Period Carved Oak Bust of A Crowned Lady c.1350 sub-Art & Sculpture with some fraying to some

with some fraying to some edges and ‘British Made’ to the hem

Do you know where the wild roses grow

it bears a poignant war time message too

The captivating provincial school oil on canvas portrait of Lumley Arnold

The original manufacturers enamel label for Fort Pitt Sign Co the still remains

A Rare 14thC French Medieval Gothic Period Carved Oak Bust of A Crowned Lady c.1350 sub-Art & Sculpture with some fraying to someOrigin: FrenchPeriod: Medieval GothicProvenance: The Joseph Altounian CollectionDate: c. 1350 1400Height: 8. 5Width: 6. 5Depth: 4. 5The well carved oak female bust of a crowned lady, possibly the Madonna, with a draped veil and scooped neckline to her robe; the head slightly turned and with a doleful expression; her crown worn over the veil with foliage ornament; the whole showing the remains of the original polychrome, gilding and gesso foundation