Antiquarian gleanings in the North of England : $b being examples of antique furniture, plate, church decorations, objects of historical interest, etc.
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Antiquarian gleanings in the North of England : $b being examples of antique furniture, plate, church decorations, objects of historical interest, etc.
Decoration and ornament -- England
This Chapel has become, for its size, perhaps the most gorgeously
decorated in England, under the direction of Mr. W. Brougham. Many rich
carvings have been collected and the whole illuminated. The cupboard or
press is beside the altar and holds the sacramental vessels. It is carved
wood, and the iron hinges and the lock have been lately gilt.
XXXVIII. Knocker. Fibulae. Celt. Spur.
1. Great Knocker on the door of Durham Cathedral. 2. Bronze Fibula about
3 in. diameter found in the Tyne. 3. Beautiful enamelled Fibula. The
original is a third larger than the engraving. It is of brass or bronze
thickly enamelled, and is an elegant adaptation of the form of a harp to
the purposes of a buckle. It was dug up at Risington, Northumberland,
1842. 4. Ancient bronze Celt. This form of weapon has been frequently
found, but the present example is decorated with a formal ornament, which
gives it a greater value. 5. A Spur found in a morass; it resembles the
earliest form in the collection at Goodrich Court, described as Norman by
Sir S. Meyrick.
[Illustration: PLATE I
Nautilus Cup and Cover
SET IN GOLD
_The Property of P. H. Howard Esqʳ. M. P. Corby Castle_
_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London_]
[Illustration: PLATE II
Ivory Cup Set in Gold
_The Property of P. H. Howard Esqʳ. M. P. Corby Castle_
_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London_]
[Illustration: PLATE III
Antiquities in Jarrow Church
_1ˢᵗ. Chair of the Venerable Bede. 2ⁿᵈ. Norman Stone Carving. 3ʳᵈ. Oak
Reading Desk._
_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Stᵗ. London_]
[Illustration: PLATE IV
Norman Book Cover
_In the Library of Durham Cathedral._
_The seperate stamps are the size of the Originals._
_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London_]
[Illustration: PLATE V
Relics of the Commonwealth
_1ˢᵗ. Sword of Cromwell. 2ⁿᵈ. Sword of Genˡ. Lambert. 3ʳᵈ. Sword of Sir
T. Fairfax. 4ᵗʰ. Cromwell’s Watch. 5ᵗʰ. Matrix of seal for the Licensing
of Preachers._
_The property of F. H. Fawkes Esqʳ. Farnley Hall._
_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]
[Illustration: PLATE VI
Carved Chimney Piece.
_In the Merchants Hall. Guildhall. Newcastle._
_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]
[Illustration: PLATE VII
Norman Wall-Painting
_In the Galilee. Durham Cathedral._
_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]
[Illustration: PLATE VIII
Norman Wall-Painting
_In the Galilee. Durham Cathedral._
_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]
[Illustration: PLATE IX
Carved Chairs
_& Earthenware_ FLOWER JAR. _for the Wall_
_Property of the Revᵈ. G. Abbes Cleadon_
_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]
[Illustration: PLATE X
Carved Furniture
_Property of E. Charlton Esqʳ. M.D. Newcastle_
_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London_]
[Illustration: Plate XI
Ancient Pulpit
_Of Jarrow Church from portions in the Possession of G. Rippon Esq. North
Shields._
_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London_]
[Illustration: PLATE XII
Small Figures.
_Under Canopies on the Altar Tomb of John Lord Neville 1389. Durham
Cathedral._
(HEADS ALL RESTORED)
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