Vintage 19th Century Royal Navy Fouled Anchor Plaque SKT Ceramics Bee when lighting a match was

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Vintage 19th Century Royal Navy Fouled Anchor Plaque SKT Ceramics Bee when lighting a match wasThis handsome nearly three feet tall 19th century Royal Navy fouled anchor plaque is heavy and generously scaled. The crowned anchor, long emblematic of British naval authority, carries a sense of salt air, empire, and ceremony. A striking maritime piece with presence, patina, and historic gravitas. The Latin on the plaque translates, "The Official Seal of the Lord High Admiral of Great Britain".