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Framed Brass rubbing of Sir Robert de Bures in armour Pristine framed (as good as new), glass protected rubbing of a brass effigy of Sir Robert de Bures depicted in armour, 1302, from Acton Church, Suffolk. A monumental brass is a commemorative plaque that depicts an effigy of note. Commonly found in churches, the earliest examples come from the thirteenth century, but they were popular up until the seventeenth century and then again in the Victorian Gothic Revival. Surviving brasses from t

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Material: 44% Wool 33% Polyester 14% Cotton and 9% Other Recycled Yarn Power loomed construction Easy care, easy clean, resistant to mould moths, recyclable, non-shed perfect for high traffic areas It is important to prevent any spills or dirt from settling into the shaggy fiber, blot spills with a paper towel or colorless cloth, do not wipe or scrub, spot clean with a small amount of gentle detergent warm water Product Details: Product Type: Area Rugs; Runners Style: Global Shape: Rectangula