Fourteenth century

Sir Edmund Flambard, 1370. The famous boys’ school of Harrow is located in Harrow-on-the-Hill. Sir Winston Churchill and Lord Byron studied here. See John Lyon, founder, 1592. Located at St. Mary’s Church, Harrow-on-the=Hill, Middlesex. 14”W x 29”L

Sir George Felbrigg, 1400. Heraldic plate armor. Black and white. Located at Playford, Suffolk. 27.5”W x 64”L

Sir George Felbrigg, 1400. Heraldic plate armor. Black and white. Located at Playford, Suffolk. 27.5”W x 64”L

Sir John and Lady Joan de laPole, 1370-1385. A remarkable brass showing couple holding hands. Ornate canopy. Located at Chrishall, Essex. 40.5”W x 97”L

Sir John D’Abernon the younger, 1327. Shows gradual introduction of plate armor and cyclas (knee length covering replacing surcoat). Located at St. Mary’s Church, Stoke D’Abernon, Surrey. 30”W x 98”L.

Sir John de Wyngfeld, 1389. Mixed mail and armor. Lion at feet. Black and white. Located at Letheringham, Suffolk. 22”W x 65”L

Sir John de Wyngfeld, 1389. Mixed mail and armor. Lion at feet. Black and white. Located at Letheringham, Suffolk. 22”W x 65”L

Sir John Flambard, 1390. Mixed mail, plate and jupon. Located at St. Mary’s Church, Harrow, Middlesex. 70.5”W x 25”L

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 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