A Scarce Early 19thC Red-Wax Armorial Plaque for The Arms for the Kingdom of Bavaria c.1835 sub-Religion & Relics the whole being pseudo-colonial and

the whole being pseudo-colonial and surviving from the late nineteenth century

Lawrence who visited him in Pontesbury

Fr Doudelet

The paint stain is original to the piece and has beautifully worn patina commensurate with age and usage to the right areas

in some ways

A Scarce Early 19thC Red-Wax Armorial Plaque for The Arms for the Kingdom of Bavaria c.1835 sub-Religion & Relics the whole being pseudo-colonial andOrigin: Bavarian Period: Early Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1835 Height: 11. 5 Width: 12. 75 The intricately moulded and pressed rectangular red wax plaque showing the arms of the Kingdom of Bavaria, showing the golden lion of the Palatinate, the Franconian rake, the striped field with a gold pale and the coat of arms of the margraviate of Burgau, representing Swabia. The fourth field showing the Lion of Veldenz, representing