An English relief-cast plaster plaque,
cast at LASSCO under the auspices of Peter Hone,
the rectangular plaque centred by a frieze panels of supplicating charioteers arriving and greeting a seated figure, the surrounding oval reliefs comprising classically themed intaglios - some erotic,
£85
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