brass rubbings
Found in 222 Collections and/or Records:
Sir John Pecok, 1965
Sir John Pecok, 1380. Knight in Bascinet (a plain, pointed, steel cap), camail (a tippet of mail fastened to the Bascinet and covering shoulders) and jupon (a tight-fitting short tunic, generally leather). Located at St. Albans, Hertfordshire. 13”W x 35.5”L
Sir John Tyringham, 1965
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, 1965
Sir John Warkworth, 1420. Plate armor. Gold and black. Located at Northamtonshire. 22”W x 37.5”L
Sir John Wynne, Baronet, 1965
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, 1965
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, 1965
Sir Owen Wynne, Baronet, 1660. Lozenge shaped wall plaque. Located at Gwedyr, Wales. 15”W x 15”L
Sir Owen Wynne rubbing
Sir Ralph Verney, 1965
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, 1965
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, 1965
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