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12th Century Rams Head Font Ecclesiastical Carving The symbolism of the Salamander

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The symbolism of the Salamander and their mythical connotations makes this piece even more alluring

breasts of a young woman and pearls as ornaments are naturalistic and bewitching

An incredible pair of winged Harpy sculpture corbels originally from a 17th Century Belgian Castle

circa 1640–1670

Mid 20th Century

12th Century Rams Head Font Ecclesiastical Carving The symbolism of the SalamanderAn incredibly rare striking font carved from limestone, with Rams heads at each corner of a shallow carved bowl. The piece is a 12th Century church Font, but is possibly a reworked Roman altar. A similar example sits in the Toller Porcorum Church of St Andrew & St Peter in the valley of the River Hooke, close to Dorchester. The font comes with a museum quality crown of mortar formed to replace what the artist interpreted was once remaining to give an

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