Three 14th century carved oak crocketed finials, English, possibly South-West, circa 1320-80 Three 14th century carved oak crocketed finials, English, possibly South-West, circa 1320-80 Three 14th century carved oak crocketed finials, English, possibly South-West, circa 1320-80 Three 14th century carved oak crocketed finials, English, possibly South-West, circa 1320-80 Three 14th century carved oak crocketed finials, English, possibly South-West, circa 1320-80 Three 14th century carved oak crocketed finials, English, possibly South-West, circa 1320-80

Three 14th century carved oak crocketed finials, English, possibly South-West, circa 1320-80

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Almost certainly from choir-stalls, reliquary tabernacles or rood screens, mounted on a painted plinth.

The largest finial of comparable design to examples on the Bishop's-Throne, Exeter Cathedral, notably the inclusion of the lion mask motif.

Tallest 59.5cm high, then 47.5cm and 29cm.

Provenance: Private collection, Northamptonshire, England.

  • Height 67.5 cm / 26 3⁄4"
  • Width 41.8 cm / 16 "
  • Depth 14 cm / 5 "

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