Figurehead Of Roman Governor Of Britain Gaius Paulinus
Stock No
AE 371*
2020
- £1,850.00
- €2,240 Euro
- $2,348 US Dollar
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Item Description
Early- Mid 20th Century 'Figurehead' Pub Sign carved in teak - of Gaius Paulinus the Roman Governor of Britain 41-69 AD, originally the pair to a Queen Boadicea figurehead which is now sold.
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The large painted teak Figurehead is garlanded with oak leaves, the mark of a victor.
The figurehead sign was found hanging in a pub in the London Docklands. with Queen Boadicea as a matching pair of the two figures..
Measures 48" tall x 32" deep x 20" wide ( 122 x 51 x 81 cms), in good condition, in old worn paint .
Carved circa 1930-1960.
(Last photos are of the statue of Paulinus at the Roman Baths in Bath.)
Item Info
Seller
Seller Location
London, London
Item Dimensions
H: 122cm W: 51cm D: 81cm
Period
1920 - 1960
Item Location
United Kingdom
Seller Location
London, London
Item Location
United Kingdom
Seller Contact No
+44 (0)207 4857810
+44 (0)7831 785059
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