Dutch Funerary Hatchment (1956) art

Dutch Funerary Hatchment (1956) artA large funerary hatchment (or Rouwbord in Dutch), framed oil on panel. Salvaged from 'The Church of Our Lady of the Nativity', a Roman Catholic church originally completed in 1868 on the site of an earlier church, dating back to 1731. The current church was designed by architect W. J. van Vogelpoel, and is now designated as a Municipal Monument (a listed building). This particular example would have been painted in 1956 57, and the crest appears to

The vase is in excellent condition

which was written in the late 18th/early 19th Centuries over a span of approximately 60 years

but they can easily be removed if you would rather play with them

berus) (SOMSO Model No: ZoS 115)

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it received an official Royal Warrant as supplier of animal medicines and nutritional products to Queen Elizabeth II

This is somewhat of a departure from that style

heavy piece

Dating from the second half of the 20th century

The attention to detail of the carvings is really on point

if not millions of gloves

a very well known cash register trader of the time