An extremely rare Edward III oak misericord 'corbel', circa 1350 An extremely rare Edward III oak misericord 'corbel', circa 1350 An extremely rare Edward III oak misericord 'corbel', circa 1350 An extremely rare Edward III oak misericord 'corbel', circa 1350 An extremely rare Edward III oak misericord 'corbel', circa 1350 An extremely rare Edward III oak misericord 'corbel', circa 1350 An extremely rare Edward III oak misericord 'corbel', circa 1350 An extremely rare Edward III oak misericord 'corbel', circa 1350 An extremely rare Edward III oak misericord 'corbel', circa 1350

An extremely rare Edward III oak misericord 'corbel', circa 1350

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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.

  • Height 14.3 cm / 5 "
  • Width 28 cm / 11 "
  • Depth 12 cm / 4 3⁄4"

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