Medieval Battle Relief Plaque – “The Death of King Richard III / Earl of Gloucester / Henry de Monfort” Probably late 20th century decorative historical wall plaque in cast composite metal with polych

Dynamic high-relief tableau depicting an armoured medieval battle scene with mounted knights, infantry, heraldic shields, and banners. The lower register is inscribed with references to “The Death of King Richard III,” “Earl of Gloucester,” and “Henry de Monfort,” drawing on themes from English medieval history and the Wars of the Roses. The upper border is decorated with repeating Gothic quatrefoil motifs, enhancing the neo-medieval aesthetic.

Executed in a bronzed and pewter-toned finish with selective hand-painted highlights in muted reds, blues, and golds. Likely produced as a commemorative or decorative historical plaque for the collector market, inspired by Victorian Gothic Revival imagery and medieval romanticism.

Details:

• Cast relief plaque with hand-finished decoration

• Medieval battle scene with mounted and foot soldiers

• Gothic Revival style border

• Historical inscriptions to lower edge

• Probably wall mountable

• Late 20th century

Condition:

Displays general age-related wear, rubbing to painted surfaces, and minor surface marks consistent with display use. Presents well overall with strong decorative appeal.

Approximate Dimensions:

Dimensions not supplied.

Catalogue Notes:

An evocative decorative piece suited to Gothic Revival, medievalist, or historical interiors. The dramatic composition and layered relief create strong visual depth, making it particularly effective as a wall feature in libraries, studies, or eclectic gallery-style hangs.