Lot 214
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A GEORGE I ELM PANEL OF THE ROYAL COAT-OF-ARMS
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A GEORGE I ELM PANEL OF THE ROYAL COAT-OF-ARMS

CIRCA 1725, POSSIBLY BY ROBERT CHICHELEY

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A GEORGE I ELM PANEL OF THE ROYAL COAT-OF-ARMS
CIRCA 1725, POSSIBLY BY ROBERT CHICHELEY
The oval raised centre void of decoration
9½ x 11½ in. (14 x 29 cm.)
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Lot Essay

The Coat-of-Arms with an uncarved central field was presumably intended to be painted with the Royal Arms. A similar heraldic panel carved in boxwood, in the Ashmolean Museum, is attributed to the carver Robert Chicheley (fl.1720-30). See Nicholas Penny, Catalogue of European Sculpture in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, 1992, Vol. 3., no. 459.

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