British Royal Coat of Arms Wall Plaque This is a Large scale piece

Wall Plaque Mounted with Bronze Coat of Arms of the city of Leeds The bronze is set on a fine walnut shield it is 18” tall, 14” wide and 1.5” deep The badge showcases the coat of ar...

The Coat of Arms of Bournemouth a Solid Iron Wall Plaque This interesting piece is very heavy, it is made in Solid cast iron, it is an antique Wall Plaque Coat of Arms of Bournemou...

Large spread eagle wall plaque, Heraldic trade sign This is a very large piece, it is made in polished silver metal, the plaque would have been di...

Large Iron Fire Back, Royal Crest and Motto. This is a Heavy Late 19th Century Cast Iron Fire Back Lion and unicorn supporting a crown mounted crest Bearing the traditional motto...

5099 English heroldry wall panel . Hand painted Oil on wood Latin Inscribed "Dieu Et Mon Droit" God and My Right

A large carved painted wood crest once mounted over a public building in the British isles. Featuring a lion and unicorn flanked by a shield featuring the quartered arms of Ireland, ...

A fantastic 19th century Victorian cast iron Armorial coat of arms, which would most probably have been used to advertise a Royal warrant. The plaque depicts the Royal Crescent with ...

Large cast iron Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom British, Late 19th Century Height 121cm, width 184cm, depth 22cm This exceptionally well-crafted cast-iron sign is shaped in the form of the Royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom. It was manufactured in the late nineteenth century by Walter MacFarlane & Co, Scotland’s prime producer of ornamental ironwork. The central shield of the coat of arms is occupied by designs symbolic of the four nations forming the United Kingdom. Three lions represent England and Wales, a rampant lion is symbolic of Scotland and a golden harp...