Carved Stone Gothic Lintel – 13th Century

An ancient architectural element carved from stone, attributed to the 13th century, the Gothic period.

The main face features remarkable carved decoration consisting of a trefoil motif and three rosettes in relief. The piece as a whole attests to the craftsmanship of medieval artisans and is of great architectural and decorative interest.

The stone retains a beautiful antique patina, with traces of carving, irregularities, and signs of wear that bear witness to its history. The reverse side has a worked surface, while the sides and ends retain their rough, irregular appearance.

The lower edge has two circular holes, likely related to a former fastening or assembly system. Their exact function remains to be determined.

This ancient stone artifact will appeal to lovers of medieval architecture, collectors of carved stones, and heritage enthusiasts. It can be showcased in a charming home or incorporated into a restoration or decoration project.

Period: 13th century, Gothic period

Dimensions: length 65 cm × height 41.5 cm × depth 10 cm

Condition: original condition, with wear, chipping, and surface irregularities.

Item sold “as is,” as shown in the photographs.