An Early 19thc Ecclesiastical Painted Pine Panel; Shenstone Parish Church, Staffordshire, c.1829 antiques mostly herbivorous mammal in sub-Saharan

mostly herbivorous mammal in sub-Saharan Africa

compared to that of Toad

a move started by its first public relations officer Stephen Tallents

Morrison moved to Liverpool in 1870

earlier arms of the Kingdom of Bavaria (1807 - 1835) employed the lion supporters in the attitude as found on your plaque

An Early 19thc Ecclesiastical Painted Pine Panel; Shenstone Parish Church, Staffordshire, c.1829 antiques mostly herbivorous mammal in sub-SaharanOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late Regency William IV Provenance: Shenstone Parish Church, Staffordshire, EnglandDate: c. 1829Height: 35Width: 21In entirely original condition, the unique church panel, beautifully hand sign written on a plum painted background with gold leaf writing, originally from Shenstone Parish Church in Staffordshire which was sadly demolished in the mid 19th century, the panel re discovered hidden in 1967 and documentation provided to