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The Coat of Arms of Bournemouth a Solid Iron Wall Plaque
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The Coat of Arms of Bournemouth a Solid Iron Wall Plaque

19th century
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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 Bournemouth Borough Council which is coastal town in Hampshire in England. The Arms depict a knights helmet, a Lion rampant holding a Rose, Six Birds and Salmon. The Motto at the base translates as 'Beauty & Health’, the plaque is sound with one cornet rose missing

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Physical Dimensions
Height
38cm (14.96")
Width
23cm (9.06")
Declaration

Elmgarden has dated this Cast Iron Heraldic Plaque to the 19th Century.

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SA1228453
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The Coat of Arms of Bournemouth a Solid Iron Wall Plaque
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This interesting piece is very heavy, it is made in Solid cast iron, it is an antique Wall Plaque Coat of Arms of Bournemouth Borough Council which is coastal town in Hampshire in England.
Elmgarden

The Arms depict a knights helmet, a Lion rampant holding a Rose, Six Birds and Salmon. The Motto at the base translates as 'Beauty & Health’, the plaque is sound with one cornet rose missing

PM107

To get an accurate delivery quote please send the item number with your location to Elmgarden Antiques.

Height
38cm (14.96")
Width
23cm (9.06")
Date of Manufacture

Elmgarden has dated this Cast Iron Heraldic Plaque to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1228453
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PM107
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A rectangular cast iron wall plaque featuring the relief-moulded Bournemouth coat of arms with weathered green paint and visible oxidisation.
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Archive I A rectangular cast iron wall plaque featuring the relief-moulded Bournemouth coat of arms with weathered green paint and visible oxidisation.

The Coat of Arms of Bournemouth a Solid Iron Wall Plaque

Archive II A rectangular cast iron wall plaque featuring the relief-moulded Bournemouth coat of arms with weathered green paint and visible oxidisation. View II
Archive III A rectangular cast iron wall plaque featuring the relief-moulded Bournemouth coat of arms with weathered green paint and visible oxidisation. View III
Archive IV A rectangular cast iron wall plaque featuring the relief-moulded Bournemouth coat of arms with weathered green paint and visible oxidisation. View IV
Archive V A rectangular cast iron wall plaque featuring the relief-moulded Bournemouth coat of arms with weathered green paint and visible oxidisation. View V
Archive VI A rectangular cast iron wall plaque featuring the relief-moulded Bournemouth coat of arms with weathered green paint and visible oxidisation. View VI
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A rectangular cast iron wall plaque featuring the relief-moulded Bournemouth coat of arms with weathered green paint and visible oxidisation.
The Coat of Arms of Bournemouth a Solid Iron Wall Plaque
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A rectangular cast iron wall plaque featuring the relief-moulded Bournemouth coat of arms with weathered green paint and visible oxidisation.
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Civic cast iron heraldic plaques were produced during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries to display official town or borough coats of arms on public buildings, municipal boundary posts, and infrastructure projects.

These items were crafted using sand casting, where molten iron was poured into sand moulds patterned from a original carved model, resulting in high-relief detail and heavy structural density.

Authentic period pieces exhibit heavy visual weight, hand-finished edges, subtle casting irregularities, and authentic surface oxidisation or layered historical paint wear rather than uniform modern finishes.

Designers frequently mount heraldic plaques against exposed brickwork, panelled hallway walls, or above doorways to inject architectural texture and historical depth into contemporary interiors.

Maintain cast iron by dusting with a soft dry brush and applying a thin coat of microcrystalline wax to seal the surface against atmospheric moisture and prevent active rust corrosion.
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