"Wesley Bone"
A perfect example of early English folk art. A cow or horse vertebra carved with the likeness of John Wesley, founder of the Methodist Church of England, was used either as an object of veneration and worship in a country house or as a work to mock the Methodist leader. Purchased from a collector who had only amassed three of these pieces after a lifetime of searching. A very rare and interesting piece of early English folk art, with a truly odd shape. 
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