sIII.
2a.
Fragments. At the top is a quatrefoil
with a head of God the Father against a
glory; trace-line, matt wash, relieving; white glass, with
yellow stain; c.1425 – c.1435; top foil missing and replaced by
a sunburst. Surrounded by border pieces with a fleur-de-lys
motif, rod-and-leaf border, and micro-architecture, all 15th-c.
Below is a hand carrying a basket from a figure of
St Philip, between parts of two
musical angels, with a further one
below, all in the same style. That on the left plays a harp and
the other two lutes; all are dressed in white tunics and come
from trefoil-headed openings with a white border and a
background of relieved circles; trace-line, matt wash,
relieving; white glass (no yellow stain visible); c.1425 –
c.1435; light to medium external corrosion, many repair leads.
Other fragments include the upper part of an angel with a spiked
headdress carrying a sceptre and wearing an ermine tippet;
trace-line, matt wash, relieving; white glass, with yellow
stain, c.1460 – c.1480, medium external corrosion. Also part of
a crozier or cross staff, part of a chequered pedestal,
rod-and-leaf border, an ermine tippet, pot-blue (all 15th-c);
some border pieces with lozenge and rose motifs (late 14th-c).
h 0.70m, w 0.32m
DK (2008)
2b.
Fragments. At the top the head of a
nimbed angel wearing a chaplet,
facing to dexter, to which part of an angel placed below with
ermine tippet and playing a lute may or may not belong;
trace-line, matt wash, relieving; white glass, with yellow
stain; c.1450 – c.1460; medium external corrosion on head.
Surrounding this are fragments of border with fleur-de-lys
motif, wings, micro-architecture, pod-and-foliage ornament (all
15th-c). Below is a small shield placed on an arch from a canopy
top Argent a lion rampant gules debruised by a baston
sable (Braunche);
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diaper of small
brush-marks on the field, trace-line; white and flashed-ruby
glass; c.1430 – c.1460; medium external corrosion, top right
fragment of shield missing. Other fragments include the head of
a woman with cauls and a veil partly covering her head, and with
right hand raised beside her head; trace-line, matt wash,
relieving; white glass; c.1425 – c.1435, medium external
corrosion.
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Also
micro-architecture, border work with fleur-de-lys and lozenge
motifs, illegible pieces of blackletter script on scrolls, white
drapery with yellow-stain decoration, part of a sunburst, and a
crown with the head of a crozier in very corroded, perhaps
pot-yellow glass (all 15th-c).
h 0.70m, w 0.32m
DK (2008)
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