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A Buff Terracotta Keystone in the Form of a Maiden by George Jennings c.1870 antiques are indeed one of theOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Mid VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1870Width: 8. 75Height: 12. 5Depth: 8 (all at extremities)The attractive buff terracotta keystone, the facing side in the form of a maiden with flowing hair and wearing a jewel, having an impress stamp to the base for George Jennings, Poole, Dorset, and surviving from the third quarter nineteenth century England. The keystone is in sound overall condition with some losses to the