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2 plaques, one featuring The Trial of Mary Queen of Scots, the Other Queen Elizabeth Smiting Essex, Numbers 124 and 125 from a set of I don't know how many. Purchased by my parents in Yorkshire England in the early 1970s. Both have a carved black frame. One has a crack through the middle which disappears when it is hanging--I believe it has always had this, as there is a very old repair made to the frame to make the relief fit into it tighter. I believe they were carved sometime in the 19th century, but I'm not sure about details.
Curious as to value as I'm interested in selling them.
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