A Wonderful English Medieval Period Carved Stone Gargoyle Fragment c.1250-1350 sub-Decorative Objects with its largest town being

with its largest town being Sudbury

well modelled as a mermaid on a concave socle base

The faces seem to be a gallery of portraits

The very large hand-painted theatre canvas backdrop depicting a parted pair of red velvet stage curtains with gold cords and tassels

A Wonderful English Medieval Period Carved Stone Gargoyle Fragment c.1250-1350 sub-Decorative Objects with its largest town beingOrigin: English Period: Medieval Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1250 1350 Height: 6. 25 Width: 6. 75 Depth: 9 The scarce medieval period stone gargoyle in fragmentary condition carved in the medieval manner with furrowed brows and deep nasolabial creases, survives from the period c. 1250 1350 of medieval England. In one piece the carving (probably limestone) shows commensurate weathering with age through direct exposure of the elements. The lower part