Carpet ID: FD-185
Bronze Crowned Serpent
| Size | 6 x 10 cm / 0'2" x 0'4" feet |
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An antique cast bronze heraldic mount depicting the historic Biscione crowned serpent of the House of Visconti and Duchy of Milan.
- Iconic Milanese Heraldry: Depicts the celebrated Biscione (vipera), a crowned serpent coiled in vertical undulations swallowing a human figure, symbolizing the House of Visconti and historic Milan.
- Cast Bronze Construction: Heavy cast metal plaque modeled in semi-relief with a flat reverse, featuring mounting holes and an integral top suspension loop for display or furniture fitting.
- Rich Verdigris Patina: Covered in an authentic, deep encrusted green and malachite patina with subtle brass undertones revealing its historic age and casting character.
- Historical Collector’s Piece: A compelling artifact of Italian nobility, heraldic art, and Renaissance revival metalwork suitable for wall hanging, cabinet framing, or curios collections.







