Vintage Bronze Medallion by Max Le Verrier – Mid-20th Century — Seal of Thibaut de Champagne, 1271 A striking bronze medallion designed by the renowned French sculptor Max Le Verrier, depicting the historical seal of Thibaut de Champagne, Count of Chartres, Duke of Burgundy, and a prominent 13th-century nobleman. This piece pays homage to medieval heraldry and French nobility, making it a powerful decorative or collectible object. This finely cast and patinated bronze medallion portrays a mounted knight in full armor bearing the fleur-de-lis, sword raised high, with surrounding Latin inscription. The back is engraved with “Cournoi – Sceau du XIIIe – 1271” and signed “M. Le Verrier – France”, confirming its authenticity and origin. Origin: France, mid-20th century Artist: Max Le Verrier (signed on reverse) Material: Patinated bronze Dimensions: Height: 1.9 cm (0.75 in) | Diameter: 16.4 cm (6.45 in) Condition: Good vintage condition with age-appropriate patina, minor wear, and oxidation consistent with age and material. No structural damage. Please review photos for details. Rare and historically evocative, this decorative medallion captures the spirit of medieval France with the elegance of 20th-century French craftsmanship. A prized piece for collectors of militaria, French bronzes, or Le Verrier’s sculptural works. I ensure prompt and careful shipping via Mondial Relay, offering the convenience of pick-up from your nearest location or home delivery via postal service. Following the sale, you will receive a message to coordinate shipment details. Don't miss the opportunity to adorn your home with these elegant pieces!