Explanation on back reads:

The Wild Goose Studio
"Irish Harp Plaque"

This iconic harp, which is based on the carved wooden instrument on display in Dublin's Trinity College, is strongly associated with the great High King of Ireland
Brian Boru, under whose unifying reign there was a cultural renaissance.  This flourishing of the arts has come to be symbolized by the harp which is fittingly also Ireland's national emblem

This image comes from an original
carving by Adam Grabski.

Cast by Hand at the wild goose studio
Kinsale, Co. Cork, Ireland

Q. How are the Studio's designs made?
A. All Wild Goose's work is handmade by skilled craft-workers using a cold cast method. Each piece has a shell of pure cast iron or bronze backed by a resin and ceramic core. Any variations in finish are part of its appeal.