A Large Mid 20thC Upper Section of a Cow's Skull sub-Antiques Armorial Bearings were originally worn

Armorial Bearings were originally worn to aid identification on the battlefield during the time of the crusades

Rhesus macaques are despotic and nepotistic

It also bears the ‘British Made’ insignia to the center

In ancient Greece

many of them are now missing

A Large Mid 20thC Upper Section of a Cow's Skull sub-Antiques Armorial Bearings were originally wornOrigin: British Period: Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 60 Height: 6. 5 Width: 9 Length: 19 (all at extremities) The large cranium skull of a bovine cow (Bos taurus) having deep eye sockets and nasal cavities, and with some teeth remaining, surviving from the middle of the twentieth century. The condition of the whole is good with a well aged patination and ivory hue making the skull very tactile. There are a couple of areas of loss,