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This stone-cut architectural fragment, a base of a doorway, dates to approximately 1450, a period defined by the late Gothic style. Discovered in 's-Hertogenbosch, this piece offers a tangible connection to the region's medieval architectural heritage. Its light-coloured stone, possibly local sandstone or limestone, exhibits the natural wear of centuries, lending it a distinct patina.

The fragment displays characteristic Gothic elements, including finely carved pointed arch motifs that frame a central, unadorned shield. These details suggest its original placement within a significant structure, perhaps a church or a prominent civic building. The stonecutter's skill is evident in the precise execution of these decorative elements, which remain discernible despite the passage of time. Presented on a custom stand, the piece is elevated for contemplation.

As an authentic remnant of 15th-century craftsmanship, this doorway base transcends its original utilitarian purpose to become a sculptural object of historical resonance. It serves as a testament to the enduring beauty of medieval stone carving and offers a unique focal point for an interior. This piece invites reflection on the architectural traditions of the Low Countries during the late Middle Ages.

Details:

  • Product: Base of Doorway
  • Period: Circa 1450, Late Gothic
  • Material: Stone
  • Provenance: Found in 's-Hertogenbosch
  • Features: Gothic arch motifs, shield, custom stand

Base of Doorway

€ 3.900,00Price
  • Of the Period
    Gothic
    Place of Origin
    Netherlands
    Date of Manufacture
    circa 1500
    Period
    18th Century and Earlier
    Condition
    Good
    Wear
    Minor structural damages
    Dimensions
    47.24 in.H
    120 cmH
    Dealer
    Jan de Raad / COLLECTABLES / 's-Hertogenbosch, NL
    Number of Items
    1

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