Antique Mounted Portrait Plaque, English, Bronze, Decor, Wall Panel, Victorian

This is an antique mounted portrait plaque. An English, bronze and mahogany decorative wall panel, dating to the late Victorian period, circa 1900. Sesame House was established in Hampstead, London in 1899 as a society to help aid the advancement of educational reform. German Annete H. Schepel was invited to become the society's first principle and is cast here in portrait relief. Fascinating ephemera, relating to historic turn-of-the-century reformers displaying a desirable aged patina throughout. Mounted upon mahogany and polished bronze, hosting a pair of medallions. Quality bronze portraits adorn each medallion, showing Principle Schepel in cameo. Dressed with a brass mounting loop for ease of hanging. This is a wonderful antique mounted portrait plaque, with a fascinating historical link to Victorian London and the air of social reform that permeated the end of that century. Delivered ready to mount. We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee with all of our antiques. Please contact us if you require any further information - we are here to help.