THE SCONE PALACE 'MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS' BURR-OAK, ASH AND WALNUT HEADBOARDS
CONSTRUCTED USING TIMBER FROM AN OAK TREE TRADITIONALLY BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN PLANTED IN THE SCONE PALACE GARDENS BY MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS AND STRUCK BY LIGHTENING IN THE 1920S
THE SCONE PALACE 'MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS' BURR-OAK, ASH AND WALNUT HEADBOARDS CONSTRUCTED USING TIMBER FROM AN OAK TREE TRADITIONALLY BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN PLANTED IN THE SCONE PALACE GARDENS BY MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS AND STRUCK BY LIGHTENING IN THE 1920S With minor loss of mouldings, one finial repaired 54 in. (137 cm.) high; 34½ in. (87.5 cm.) wide; 90 in. (229 cm.) long
THE SCONE PALACE 'MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS' BURR-OAK, ASH AND WALNUT HEADBOARDS
CONSTRUCTED USING TIMBER FROM AN OAK TREE TRADITIONALLY BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN PLANTED IN THE SCONE PALACE GARDENS BY MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS AND STRUCK BY LIGHTENING IN THE 1920S
THE SCONE PALACE 'MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS' BURR-OAK, ASH AND WALNUT HEADBOARDS CONSTRUCTED USING TIMBER FROM AN OAK TREE TRADITIONALLY BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN PLANTED IN THE SCONE PALACE GARDENS BY MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS AND STRUCK BY LIGHTENING IN THE 1920S With minor loss of mouldings, one finial repaired 54 in. (137 cm.) high; 34½ in. (87.5 cm.) wide; 90 in. (229 cm.) long
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