An extremely rare Edward III oak misericord 'corbel', circa 1350
An extremely rare Edward III oak misericord 'corbel', circa 1350
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2859
Carved with a coat of arms designed with two lion passants dexter and one lion rampant sinister, flanked by stiff-leaf acanthus palmettes. Probably an impalement of the le Strange and Fitzalan arms, likely representing the 1352 marriage of Mary Fitzalan (1325-1396), daughter of the then Earl of Arundel, to John le Strange (1332-1361), Baron Blackmere.
Provenance: possibly Fitzalan Chapel, Arundel Castle, Arundel, West Sussex.
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Dimensions:
Height
14.3 cm / 5 "
Width
28 cm
/ 11 "
Depth
12 cm
/ 4 3⁄4"
, daughter of the then Earl of Arundel, to John le Strange (1332-1361), Baron Blackmere.Provenance: possibly Fitzalan Chapel, Arundel Castle, Arundel, West Sussex.){kind=link}