A Magnificent Stone Wall Sundial; 'Feare God Obey Ye King' sub-Antiques The contrasting ebony and ivory

The contrasting ebony and ivory is wonderfully appealing and the stylised geisha girl is beautifully realised

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There are groups of old small sized holes across the flag from an old moth attack

now recovered from its ocean graveyard

A Magnificent Stone Wall Sundial; 'Feare God Obey Ye King' sub-Antiques The contrasting ebony and ivoryOrigin: English Period: Probably Mid Late Eighteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1750 90 Height: 22 inches Width 16. 5 inches Depth: 2. 75 inches Weight: 27. 3 KGS The carved stone vertical or wall mounted Georgian period sundial with iron gnomon, marked FEARE GOD OBEY YE KING above a lion rampant and English rose with Welsh Fleur de Lys carved motifs, the outer border with Latin numerals. Verso we see the piece is signed JAMES VI I 1566 (the