Fire plate with the arms of England between the letters I and R, Stove plate of cast iron, with a semicircular top. Central is the coat of arms of England under the Tudor period, surrounded by the motto of the Order of Garter: HONI SOIT QUI MAL I PENSE. The coat of arms is held up by a crowned lion on the left, standing on a cartouche with the inscription ANNO, and on the right a griffin, standing on a cartouche with the inscription 1602. Above the coat of arms a crowned helmet with the letters IR (Iacobus Rex), James I (King of England), anonymous, Germany, in or after 1602 - 1610, iron (metal), founding, h 73.0 cm × w 59.0 cm × w 36 kg
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Fire plate, arms, England, letters I, R, Stove plate, cast iron, semicircular top, Central, coat, England under, Tudor period, surrounded, motto, Order, Garter, HONI SOIT QUI MAL I PENSE, held up, crowned lion, left, standing, cartouche, inscription ANNO, right, griffin, inscription 1602, crowned helmet, letters IR, Iacobus Rex, James I, King, Germany, 1602, 1610, iron, metal, founding
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