18th Century Bronze Military Shield

Name: 18th Century Bronze Military Shield
Brand: MANDALAY INTERIORISMO
SKU: cmmv6ejtt000w04jtlo3o7azp
Availability: InStock

Decorative Objects · 18th Century

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Description

Features a detailed design with reliefs depicting military scenes. The surface shows a patinated finish characteristic of the period. This object is a representative example of 18th century military heraldry.

Suggested uses

Exhibition in a museum or private collection

Decoration in a historically themed home

Decorative element in an office or library

Gift for antique collectors

Century: 18th Century
Material: Bronze
Condition: Minor signs of use
Dimensions: 55 cm
Listed on: 17 March 2026

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Mandalay Interiorismo✓Verified

Madrid, Spain

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