19th Century Armorial Engraving Framed Coat of Arms Entryway Wall Art – Set of 4

Enhance your entryway or living space with this exquisite set of four antique English Peerage hand-colored engravings. These engravings are beautifully presented in linen mats and gilt wood frames, ready to adorn your walls. Ideal for creating a sophisticated ambiance, these pieces can be hung in a symmetrical arrangement in an entryway or living room. For a gallery-style look, consider placing them in a hallway or cascading on a staircase wall. This set also makes for a thoughtful wedding gift, especially suitable for a couple with traditional taste or those with a family connection to the displayed surnames. The detailed engravings evoke a sense of heritage and elegance. Alternatively, bring a touch of British flair to a pub or retail environment with these charming English peerage heraldic emblems. We have seen similar English peerage engravings described as Joseph Edmonson after Sir William Segar in Baronagium Genealogicum or the Pedigrees of the English Peers. They are inscribed as follows:

74 The Right Honourable Thomas Foley Baron Foley of Kidderminster.

35 The Right Honourable George Touchet Baron Audley of Helegh Castle in the County of Stafford.

24 The Right Honourable George Germain Viscount Sackville of Drayton, in the county of Northampton, and Baron Bolebroke in the County of Sussex.

11* The most noble and Puissant Prince, William Petty, Viscount of Lansdown, Earl Wycombe, Viscount Calne and Calston, and Baron Wycombe. Also, Earl of Shelburne, Viscount Fitz-Maurice, and Baron Dunkerron, In Ireland.

In very good condition with minor imperfections as shown. Immerse your space in the rich history and artistry of English heraldry with this timeless and versatile set.

Measurements: Frame: 25 5/8″ tall by 18 1/2 wide; Plate mark: 16 1/2″ tall by 9 1/4″ (with small variations) approximately.