A Fine 17thC Wooden Carved & Polychromed Priest Figurine & Frog on Stand sub-Curios The top entrance to the

The top entrance to the bag has an attractive and finely drawn band border and the piece is finished with two cord hooks to each of the top corners

There is even a travel ticket still in tact hanging from one of the handles simply reading ‘Chancellor’

and for this very reason antique Heriz rugs such as this are highly sought after

that is both a joy and a sorrow to behold

especially considering all the use one presumes it has had with rampaging bullocks

A Fine 17thC Wooden Carved & Polychromed Priest Figurine & Frog on Stand sub-Curios The top entrance to theOrigin: English Period: 17thC Provenance: Formally the property of a Hampshire Gentleman; acquired before 2000. Date: c. 1650 80 Height: 6. 7 inches (including stand) Weight: 140 grams (including stand) The post medieval carved (limewood?) figurine representing a priest bearing a frog on a platter in his left hand; an animal skin garment to the front, with the head hanging down to the knees; the coat cut with triangular segmented border, narrow belt