A 15thC Salvaged Shipwreck Sawankhalok Ceramic Jar from The Royal Nanhai c.1460 poa-item have a great pair of

have a great pair of antlers and he represents a wonderful opportunity to acquire an imposing taxidermy specimen for an affordable price

one reading “Undertakers Day or Night” the other “Weddings and Funerals Lowest Prices” surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century and presented in later black painted frames enabling them to be hung and admired

of good size and colour

while others were removed from the London postal district altogether

A 15thC Salvaged Shipwreck Sawankhalok Ceramic Jar from The Royal Nanhai c.1460 poa-item have a great pair ofOrigin: Taiwanese Period: Ayutthaya Kingdom Provenance: The Royal Nanhai Date: c. 1450 60 Height: 10 Diameter: 7 Recovered from the Thai merchant ship Royal Nanhai which sunk in 1460, with the wreck being discovered at a depth of 46 meters, 40 nautical miles offshore from Kuantan, West Malaysia, the iron glazed stoneware ceramic jar being partially enveloped with sea bed encrustations having four ring handles, and surviving from fifteenth century