A Medieval Gilded Bronze Eagle Applique, 12th Century
A finely
crafted gilded copper-alloy appliqué depicting a standing Eagle with
outstretched wings, its head turned to left and grasping a small object in its
beak.
The surface
retains traces of original gilding, enhancing the finely engraved feather and
wing details. Two attachment holes suggest it was once mounted on a belt,
casket, or ceremonial harness.
The Eagle, a powerful symbol of strength and divine authority, was a popular motif in medieval heraldry and ecclesiastical art.
Size: ± 30,5 x 20,4 mm
Condition: good and solid condition, full gilding still present.
Signs of wear consistent with age and use.
The Eagle, a powerful symbol of strength and divine authority, was a popular motif in medieval heraldry and ecclesiastical art.
Size: ± 30,5 x 20,4 mm
Condition: good and solid condition, full gilding still present.
Signs of wear consistent with age and use.
450 €
Period: Before 16th century
Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Bronze
Height: dimensions : ± 30,5 x 20,4 mm
Reference (ID): 1648748
Availability: In stock
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