This striking clay wall plaque features a medieval figure identified as Edward the Black Prince, rendered in raised relief with rich surface texture and dramatic age-worn character. The figure stands armed with period attire and staff or sword, framed by an arched plaque form and dated 1376, referencing the historical era rather than the piece's manufacture date. Finished in deep earthy tones with natural wear patterns, it has the look of an artifact pulled straight from a castle wall. A hanging hole at the top makes this an easy display piece for history lovers, medieval décor fans, or collectors of unique folk ceramics.
📌 ITEM IDENTIFICATION
Item Type: Wall plaque / relief
Subject: Edward the Black Prince (historical figure)
Material: Clay / ceramic
Color: Dark brown with lighter earthen highlights
Date/Era Depicted: 1376 (historical reference)
Date of Manufacture: Mid-late 20th century (estimated)
Country of Origin: Unknown
Mounting: Hanging hole at top
📏 DIMENSIONS
Approx. 9-10 inches tall
Approx. 4 inches wide
🧱 CONDITION STATEMENT Good vintage condition with expected surface wear, glaze variation, and textural irregularities consistent with handmade ceramic work. No cracks or repairs observed. Wear adds to the medieval, timeworn aesthetic.
🎭 FUN FACT Edward the Black Prince was one of the most famous military leaders of medieval England - and despite the ominous nickname, historians still debate whether he ever wore black armor at all.
📦 SHIPPING & HANDLING Packaged securely with care and shipped via USPS Ground Advantage.
↩️ RETURNS No returns unless not as described/pictured.
