Wall Plaque Shield - Three Lions
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Delivery between 11.09.2026 – 14.09.2026 with DHL within Germany
Wall Plaque Shield - Three Lions - Product Details:
- Weight approx: 1.72 kg- for hanging
- Height: 43,5 cm
- Width: 32 cm
- Depth: 3,5 cm
- Material: Cold Cast Resin
- hand painted
Three Golden Lions on a Silver Coat of Arms Shield
The beautiful and magnificent silver shield with golden lilies along its edge shows, in the centre, three golden lions arranged one beneath the other on a blue ground. The striding lions are, in heraldry, a symbol of strength, power and unity, and therefore often adorned the royal shields and coats of arms of noble knights. In the Middle Ages, they played a decisive role in identifying the allegiance of knights on the battlefield or at a tournament. This noble shield with the three lions is made of high-quality polyresin and has been hand-painted with great care. It is 43.5 cm tall, 32 cm wide and 3.5 cm deep, and as a wall relief for hanging lends any realm of a knight or medieval fan glory and splendour. It becomes an admired eye-catcher and is therefore also a truly royal gift.
A Lion Coat of Arms as Wall Décor for Medieval Fans
The three striding lions are among the best-known heraldic motifs and are still closely associated with the English royal arms today. As a large wall relief for hanging, the lion shield, at 43.5 cm tall, becomes an impressive centrepiece on a wall, in a stairwell or in a party room, and is suited to a medieval-style home just as much as to hospitality venues and clubhouses. This makes the coat of arms shield an impressive gift for medieval enthusiasts, knight and reenactment fans, and lovers of heraldry.
Manufacturer: PACIFIC TRADING, 12037 Clark St, CA 91006, Arcadia, United States, sales@pacifictradingonline.com
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