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Evangelists (De Scornay) - All 4 A brass depicting all four of the evangelists from the four corners of the De Scornay brass. Size - 11" by 11" Sorry, no image of this brass is currenmtly available. Price: £52.50 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Evangelists (Gouda) - Mathew Mathew, from a large brass depicting an angel, that was originally taken from a church in Gouda (in Holland), but which is now stored in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Size - 11" x 11" Weight in kg: 1.25 Price: £52.50 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Evangelists (Gouda) - Mark Mark, from a large brass depicting an angel, that was originally taken from a church in Gouda (in Holland), but which is now stored in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Size 11" x 11" Weight in kg: 1.25 Price: £52.50 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Evangelists (Gouda) - Luke Luke, from a large brass depicting an angel, that was originally taken from a church in Gouda (in Holland), but which is now stored in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Size 11" x 11" Weight in kg: 1.25 Price: £52.50 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Evangelists (Gouda) - John John, from a large brass depicting an angel, that was originally taken from a church in Gouda (in Holland), but which is now stored in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Size 11" x 11" Weight in kg: 1.25 Price: £52.50 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Henry Everard 1524 - Denston, Suffolk Dimensions of whole product (figure may lay within this): Height in inches: 28 Width in inches: 13.5 Weight in kg: 6.5 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Full Scale This monumental brass shows Henry in armour of the Early Tudor or Mail Skirt Period (1485-1558), though much of it is covered by the Tabard, an heraldic tunic. This garment, short sleeved and reaching to mid-thigh, bears his arms and was a means of identification in the heat of the battle. The most notable feature of the brass is the helmet upon which his head rests, which bears the knight's crest of a Saracen's head with heavy oak leaf mantling. Price: £120.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Margaret Everard 1524 - Denston, suffolk Dimensions of whole product (figure may be within this): Height in inches: 28 Width in inches: 13.5 Weight in kg: 6.5 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Full Scale Margaret was the wife of Henry Everard and the daughter of Sir Robert Broughton. She is shown wearing the heraldic mantle bearing her own family arms as well as those of her husband. Her dress is square cut at the neck and confined to the waist by an elaborate girdle with three clasps and dependent perfume box. On her head, which rests upon a cushion, she wears the pedimental, or kennel, headdress. Price: £120.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Sir George Felbrigg (standard) 1400 - Playford, Suffolk Dimensions of whole product (figure may be within this): Height in inches: 21 Width in inches: 7 Weight in kg: 2.1 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Replica An Esquire of the King's Chamber under Edward III and Richard II, Sir George was knighted when Richard entered Scotland in 1385. In 1382 he was a customer of Great Yarmouth, in 1373 and 1376 Custodian of Hadleigh and Colchester Castles, and in 1389 Justice of the Peace in Suffolk. Later he was Commissioner of Array to review local militia, and when the duke of Norfolk was exiled in 1398 he was one of the Council to administer his affairs. When Henry IV became King in 1399, he confirmed the annuities from the Crown previously granted to sir George by Richard II. Thus he served three English Kings, a unique achievement. The brass shows him in plate armour with a scalloped jupon charged with his arms, sadly the lion's head is lost. Price: £58.50 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Sir George Felbrigg (full size) The same as the above, but; Height in inches; 38" Width in inches; 15" Weight in kg: 6.0 Full Size Price: £148.50 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Sir William Fitzralph (standard) C1323 - Pebmarsh, Essex Dimensions of whole product (figure may be within this): Height in inches: 21 Width in inches: 7 Weight in kg: 2.1 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Replica The original of this brass to Sir William is 66" long and illustrates further advances in armour. As well as chain mail Sir Willliam is shown wearing plates of steel strapped to his upper and lower arms. His elbows and shoulders are protected by decorated steel roundels-a feature not seen on earlier brasses. His legs are covered by greaves of plate strapped to his shins. On his feet are sollerets or lames of plate riveted together and strapped over the feet. His shield is of the concave type and is decorated with fleur-de-lys Price: £58.50 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Sir William Fitzralph (full size) Same as the above, but; Height in inches; 35" Width in inches; 15" Weight in kg: 5.5 Full Size Price: £133.50 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Richard Fowler Circa 1460 - Thame, Oxfordshire Size in Inches; 16" by 5" Weight in KG; 1.0 Richard Fowler is thought to have been the God son of Richard and Sibil Quartermain. The couple were childless, and his effigy is included on their family memorial. The brasses of both Richard Fowler and Richard Quartermain are similar both in the hair style of the time, and the armour of the Yorkist period. In this the laminated pauldrons of previous styles are replaced or covered by large single plates shaped to the shoulder, often deeply ridged to intercept sword cuts. The elbow-cops become larger until finally they replace the shield altogether. Price: £75.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Sir John de Foxle 1378 - Bray, Berkshire Dimensions of whole product (figure may be within this): Height in inches: 33.5 Width in inches: 10.5 Weight in kg: 7.0 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Full Scale Sir John wearsarmour of the Camail or Jupon period. His pointed bassinet helmet rests on his tilting helm, a fox's head. His jupon, the sleeveless tunic that covered his body armour, bears his arms, gules (red) 2 bars Or (gold). This tunic helped keep his armour cool and dry, and identified the bearer in battle. He lived during Edward III's reign. The Foxle family were landowners. Sir John married twice, his first wife Maud was daughter of sir John Brocas of Beaupaire in Hampshire. The second wife was Joan Martin. Sir John's will specified that Maud's brass was to be the more elaborate of the two, indicating her family connections. Price: £138.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Lady Maude de Foxle 1378 - Bray, Berkshire Dimensions of whole product (figure may be within this): Height in inches: 33.5 Width in inches: 10.5 Weight in kg: 3.8 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Full Scale Lady Maud (possibly also known as Matilda?) was the first wife of Sir John de Foxle, and the daughter of sir John Brocas of Bearepaire in Hampshire. She wears a nebule headdress, in which the hair is gathered into nets that frame the face. Over her kirtle, or long dress, she wears a short sleeved cotehardie with long liripipes hanging from the short sleeves. Heraldic lions, probably embroidered, decorate her splendid cotehardie, while the dress of the second wife, Joan, is plain. The careful distinction is interesting and was specified in Sir John's will, to show that she brought more wealth and influence to the Foxle family than the second wife Joan. Price: £138.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Lady Joan de Foxle 1378 - Bray, Berkshire Dimensions of whole product (figure may be within this): Height in inches: 33.5 Width in inches: 10.5 Weight in kg: 3.8 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Full Scale Lady Joan de Foxle, nee Martin, was the second wife of sir John. She is wearing a nebule head-dress in which the hair is gathered into nets that frame the face. She wears, like Sir John's first wife Maud, a short sleeved cotehardie, with long liripipes hanging from them-this was worn over a long dress or kirtle. But, unlike Maud, she is shown with no rich embroidery on her gown, which marks her as the less important of Sir John's two wives. It would seem her family had less wealth and influence than Maud's family. Maud was the daughter of Sir John Brocas of Beaupaire in Hampshire. The Brocas Trinity is another brass in this series. Price: £138.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Foxle Trio Circa 1378 - Bray, Berkshire Dimensions of the whole may vary slightly Height in inches: 36 Width in inches: 36 Weight in KG; 11.0 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Full Scale This magnificent brass depicts Sir John de Foxle, with his two wives, to his Right, Lady Maude de Foxle, and his Left, Lady Joan de Foxle. (Full detail of the individual characters can be found above) Please note that while there appears to be a crack in this piece (lower right corner), this is in fact, a faithful reproduction of a crack in the original brass. Price: £375.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Footrest - Bear Bear - foot support Sir Thomas de Beauchamp, 1406 - St. Mary's Warwick. Dimensions of whole product (figure may be within this): Height in inches: 9 Width in inches: 12 Weight in kg: 1.0 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Replica Price: £45.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Footrest - Dog Dog - foot support From John Croston, 1470 - Swinbrook, Oxfordshire Dimensions of whole product (figure may be within this): Height in inches: 9 Width in inches: 12 Weight in kg: 1.0 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Replica Price: £45.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Footrest - Dragon Dragon - foot support Size - 12" by 9" Weight in KG; 1.0 Price: £45.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Footrest - Elephant and Castle Elephant and Castle William, Viscount Beauchamp, 1507, Wivenhoe, Essex Dimensions of whole product (figure may be within this): Height in inches: 9 Width in inches: 12 Weight in kg: 1.0 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Replica Price: £45.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Footrest - Gryphon Gryphon - foot support Sir Thomas Bullen, 1538, Hever, Kent. Dimensions of whole product (figure may be within this): Height in inches: 9 Width in inches: 12 Weight in kg: 1.0 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Replica Price: £45.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Footrest - Lion Lion - foot support From Sir Robert de Bures, 1302, Acton, Suffolk. Dimensions of whole product (figure may be within this): Height in inches: 9 Width in inches: 12 Weight in kg: 1.0 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Replica Price: £45.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Footrest - Sheep Sheep - merchant mark John Taylour, 1490, Northleach, Gloucestershire Dimensions of whole product (figure may be within this): Height in inches: 9 Width in inches: 12 Weight in kg: 1.0 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Replica Price: £45.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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Footrest - Unicorn Unicorn - foot support From Thomas Chaucer, 1426, Ewelme, Oxfordshire Dimensions of whole product (figure may be within this): Height in inches: 9 Width in inches: 12 Weight in kg: 1.0 Full Scale, Replica or Theme? Replica Price: £45.00 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) |
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