Antique Owl Plinth

This architectural element was originally carved as part of a frieze for the facade of a court house in Leeds, England. The owl is a prominent figure in the Leeds' Coat of Arms.  The court house was built in the early 1800s and demolished in 1905, at which time it was bought for a private garden in Kirstall, England.  The Kirstall house was also demolished in 1985 and the owl plinth was moved to an estate in Lincolnshire, England.   This is carved stone with a beautiful patina.  Circa 1810.

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Additional Information

Product Code: AQE-OWB

• Base:

  23" x 18"

• Top:

  24" x 24"

• Height:

  38"