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An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse. The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage - SHOP NOW - www.intovintage.co.uk
An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse. The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage - SHOP NOW - www.intovintage.co.uk
An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse. The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage - SHOP NOW - www.intovintage.co.uk
An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse. The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage - SHOP NOW - www.intovintage.co.uk
An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse. The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage - SHOP NOW - www.intovintage.co.uk
An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse. The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage - SHOP NOW - www.intovintage.co.uk
An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse. The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage - SHOP NOW - www.intovintage.co.uk
An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse. The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage - SHOP NOW - www.intovintage.co.uk
An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse. The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage - SHOP NOW - www.intovintage.co.uk
An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse. The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage - SHOP NOW - www.intovintage.co.uk
An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse. The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage - SHOP NOW - www.intovintage.co.uk
An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse. The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage - SHOP NOW - www.intovintage.co.uk
An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse. The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage - SHOP NOW - www.intovintage.co.uk
An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse. The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage - SHOP NOW - www.intovintage.co.uk
A 17th Century Carved Panel

A 17th Century Carved Panel

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An interesting 17th Century Carved Oak Panel that once would have been the door off of a piece of furniture. The hinge and escutcheon marks are still visible on the reverse.

The center sees a crowned eagle surrounded by climbing roses with four larger roses in each corner. Look closer and you'll see other birds and a cupid within the foliage.

 A wonderful piece of English history for your wall.

COMPOSITION: English Oak

DIMENSIONS:  (H) 25.5cm  (W) 20.5cm (D) 1cm 

CONDITION:  Excellent original condition with age related wear.

PERIOD: 17th C

ORIGIN: English 

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PRODUCT CODE: 1275

 

 

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