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Eagle Ornament

Image credit: Sir John Soane’s Museum

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This staircase ornament was salvaged from Carlton House, the London Palace of the Prince Regent, when it was demolished in the 1828.

Sir John Soane’s Museum

London

Title

Eagle Ornament

Date

early 19th C

Medium

plaster

Accession number

M431

Acquisition method

acquired by Sir John Soane, before 1837

Work type

Relief

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