Early 19th century Ashford black marble cross

£460

Category

Decorative

Reference

4106

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A beautiful early 19th century Ashford black marble cross inlaid with semi precious stones in the form of periwinkles, circa 1820.
Some damage to one corner of the base.

Ashford black marble, sourced from Ashford in Kent, England, has been prized since the 19th century for its rich, deep colour and fine grain. Popular in architectural and decorative applications, it was used in high-profile projects like memorials and statuary. Its classic elegance remains highly valued in historical and contemporary design.

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