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Baroque Marble Lion Shield – Hand Carved, 18th Century French Heraldic Panel
Baroque Marble Lion Shield – Hand Carved, 18th Century French Heraldic Panel
This mounted marble shield features a finely hand-carved Baroque lion rampant, a classic emblem of strength and nobility. The detailed carving is typical of late 18th-century French craftsmanship, evoking the heraldic traditions of aristocratic lineage and civic pride. The marble has developed a soft patina over time, emphasizing the depth and dimensionality of the lion’s form.
Framed within a custom iron banded mount, added later for display, the piece becomes both architectural fragment and sculptural statement. Ideal as a wall-mounted focal point or integrated into a curated interior, this rare antique marble heraldic shield bridges historical symbolism with enduring material artistry.
Dimensions 14"H x 9.5"W x 10.25
Materials Marble, iron
Place of Origin Late 18th century
Period France
Materials Marble, iron
Place of Origin Late 18th century
Period France
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