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Armorial Plaque
Artysan Cotswolds
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Armorial Plaque

19th century
Description

A 19th Century armorial plaque in the form of a heraldic shield depicting a turreted castle gatehouse.

Cast stone, possibly Coade stone. Originally known as Lithodipyra (Ancient Greek “stone fired twice”), this virtually weatherproof stoneware was created around 1770 by Eleanor Coade in Lambeth, London and continued to used for the manufacture of fine quality statues, architectural decorations and garden ornaments until the early 1830s.

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Physical Dimensions
Height
57cm (22.44")
Width
48cm (18.90")
Depth
7cm (2.76")
Declaration

Artysan Cotswolds has dated this Carved Stone Armorial Plaque to the 19th Century.

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SA1201403
Description
A 19th Century armorial plaque in the form of a heraldic shield depicting a turreted castle gatehouse.

Cast stone, possibly Coade stone. Originally known as Lithodipyra (Ancient Greek “stone fired twice”), this virtually weatherproof stoneware was created around 1770 by Eleanor Coade in Lambeth, London and continued to used for the manufacture of fine quality statues, architectural decorations and garden ornaments until the early 1830s.

Please enquire for delivery cost.

Height
57cm (22.44")
Width
48cm (18.90")
Depth
7cm (2.76")
Date of Manufacture

Artysan Cotswolds has dated this Carved Stone Armorial Plaque to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1201403
Artysan Cotswolds
Artysan Cotswolds
Sellingantiques verified Since Mar 2026

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A carved buff stone armorial shield plaque featuring a relief depiction of a twin-towered castle gate with scrolled side details.
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Archive I A carved buff stone armorial shield plaque featuring a relief depiction of a twin-towered castle gate with scrolled side details.

Armorial Plaque

Archive II A carved buff stone armorial shield plaque featuring a relief depiction of a twin-towered castle gate with scrolled side details. View II
Archive III A carved buff stone armorial shield plaque featuring a relief depiction of a twin-towered castle gate with scrolled side details. View III
Archive IV A carved buff stone armorial shield plaque featuring a relief depiction of a twin-towered castle gate with scrolled side details. View IV
Archive V A carved buff stone armorial shield plaque featuring a relief depiction of a twin-towered castle gate with scrolled side details. View V
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Artysan Cotswolds

Artysan Cotswolds
Telephone 07732 166636
Location
Broadwell House
Sheep Street
Stow-on-the-Wold
Gloucestershire
GL54 1JS
United Kingdom
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Artysan Cotswolds
Artysan Cotswolds
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A carved buff stone armorial shield plaque featuring a relief depiction of a twin-towered castle gate with scrolled side details.
Armorial Plaque
Ref: SA1201403
A carved buff stone armorial shield plaque featuring a relief depiction of a twin-towered castle gate with scrolled side details.
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FAQs

An armorial plaque is a relief carving or casting displaying heraldic bearings, coats of arms, or civic insignia. Historically mounted on building facades, gateways, or grand interior fireplaces, these pieces represented family lineage, noble title, or municipal authority.

Traditional armorial plaques were primarily carved from durable stone such as limestone, sandstone, or marble, as well as cast in bronze, lead, or iron. Terracotta and carved oak were also widely utilised for interior heraldic displays.

Authentic stone plaques exhibit genuine atmospheric weathering, localized erosion, and tool marks consistent with period carving techniques rather than uniform modern machine moulding. The heraldic imagery often corresponds to historical regional devices or specific family lineages.

A stone armorial plaque can serve as a focal point mounted above a fireplace mantel, positioned within a gallery wall, or set into a patio wall to bring historical architectural interest to modern living spaces.

Stone plaques require gentle dry brushing with a soft-bristled brush to remove dust and surface debris. Harsh chemical cleaners, pressure washers, and acid-based products should be avoided to prevent surface erosion and degradation of fine carved details.
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