Escudo Nacional de México (National Shield of Mexico) Foundry Sign Mold antique farm Patent Office to accompany applications

Patent Office to accompany applications until the late 19th century

but please note that the left leather blinder has begun to pull away from the frames along the top edge

The chest has a latching top and a removable front side which provides access to the pull drawers

Style/Movement: Realism/Folk Art

25"W x 16"D x 28"H

Escudo Nacional de México (National Shield of Mexico) Foundry Sign Mold antique farm Patent Office to accompany applicationsVintage display mold featuring the Mexican national emblem. This sculpted mold was used to produce medallions or plaques depicting the Mexican coat of arms: an eagle perched on a cactus while devouring a serpent, framed by a cactus wreath. Cast in a dense composite material with a stippled background and faux wood embellishments, the piece was likely used in architectural ornamentation or commemorative signage. Appears to be in excellent condition