A Very Finely Carved Early 19thC Architectural Finial of an Owl c.1810 sub-Natural History There is one corner of

There is one corner of loss to the top as photographed with a small crack to the rear

the old Latin creed of the 4th century

the dragon representing anger

with further Saints and figures surrounding her

A Very Finely Carved Early 19thC Architectural Finial of an Owl c.1810 sub-Natural History There is one corner ofOrigin: German AmericanPeriod: Early 19thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1800 20Height: 21Width: 5. 5Depth: 6. 5 (all at extremities & on stand)The very finely and crisply carved architectural carving of a stylised owl, perched on a sphere, in a finely grained mahogany type wood, the feathers and claws all wonderfully realised, the whole probably carved by a Germanic craftsman that had settled in America, the carving likely to be that of a grand