15th-century Limestone Architectural Fragment

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15th-century Limestone Architectural Fragment

An architectural fragment made of limestone, originating from a facade decoration, a window frame, or an arcaded gable. This piece shows signs of wear, an aged patina, and lichen. This indicates prolonged exposure to the elements or reuse. This type of ornamental element is frequently found in medieval religious and secular architecture.
weight: 12 kg

580 €

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Naturellement Curieux - Saint-Avertin, France

Period: Before 16th century

Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th

Condition: En l'etat

Material: Stone

Length: 37 cm

Width: 23 cm

Depth: 16 cm

Reference (ID): 1811304

Availability: In stock