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Historic London Street Plaque Dated 1706. The stone plaque reads “Crowne Cowrt in Poltney Street 1706” in gold lettering and it has been mounted onto a bespoke steel stand. We believe this relates to the Pulteney Street area in London when the Crown took possession of the land in 1699. Part of an area rebuilt…
Depth: 47cm18.5in
Width: 47cm18.5in
Height: 75cm29.53in
Weight: 61kg134.48lbs
Good structural condition. There are no obvious losses. The stone has been mounted onto a bespoke steel stand.
Wear consistent with age and use. Minor Losses, scuffs, and scratches.
1706
Unknown
Limestone, Steel, Stone
England
Early 18th Century
Jacobean
Historic London Street Plaque Dated 1706. The stone plaque reads “Crowne Cowrt in Poltney Street 1706” in gold lettering and it has been mounted onto a bespoke steel stand. We believe this relates to the Pulteney Street area in London when the Crown took possession of the land in 1699. Part of an area rebuilt after the Great Fire of London. It is an intriguing piece worthy of further research.
Additional Dimensions
Plaque
Height 59 cm
Width 46 cm
Depth 9 cm