Kocher, Marjorie B.

Sir John Tyringham, 1484. Decorated jupon, sallet style helmet, Heraldry. Silver on black. Located at Tyringham, Buckinghamshire. 18”W x 33”L

Sir John Warkworth, 1420. Plate armor. Gold and black. Located at Northamtonshire. 22”W x 37.5”L

Sir John Wynne, Baronet, 1626. Lozenge shaped wall plaque showing head only. Framed. Located at Gwedyr, Wales. 17.5”W x 17.5”L

Sir Nicholas Hawberk, 1407. Knight with large canopy enclosing early Christian themes – George slaying the dragon, Fish, Ascension, Madonna and child, small figure in the lower left possibly son. Ornate. Located at Cobham, Kent. 40.5”W x 93.5”L

Sir Owen Wynne, Baronet, 1660. Lozenge shaped wall plaque. Located at Gwedyr, Wales. 15”W x 15”L

Sir Ralph Verney, 1547. Hearldic armor. Black and gold. Wife not shown. Located at Aldbury, Hertfordshire. 15”W x 30.5”L

Sir Robert De Bures, 1302. Acknowledged as one of the finest Military brasses in the country. Located at All Saints Church, Acton, Suffolk. 40”W x 83”L

Sir Robert De Septvans, 1306. A crusader in the reign of Edward the First. Heraldic shield. Head not covered. Located at St. Mary’s Church, Chartham, Kent. 41”W x 68”L

Sir Roger De Trumpington, 1289. Fought with Prince Edward in the Seventh Crusade – the second oldest brass recorded. Located at Church of St. Mary and Michael, Trumpington, Cambridge. 32”W x 92”L

Sir Thomas Bullen, 1538. Father of Anne Bolyn, who married Henry VIII. Grandfather of Queen Elizabeth. Gold on black. Located at Hever, Kent. 30”W x 71”L