English Tomb Rubbings

English Tudor period tomb effigy rubbings, a pair, in gold-on-black, one depicting Sir Roger Bellingham of Kendal, Westmorland, the other his wife, Lady Margaret, the effigies of each circa 1500. Imag

English Brass Rubbing of Sir Roger of Trumpington: Done from Original Brass Referenced by Consignor's Family. From a Table Tomb of a Medieval Knight Who Died in 1289AD. 2nd Oldest in England and the M

Medieval English Rubbing Large Quality Approximately 16 5/8” x 44 1/8” framed.

Handscreen reproduction of Sir William Fiennes' tomb rubbing, Herstmonceaux, Sussex, England; mounted, abrasions around edge, toning, grazed, moderate age wear; L 29 1/2" W 1" H 72 1/4" (Approx.)

FRAMED SIAMESE TOMB RUBBING. FRAME HAS SOME PAINT LOSS. 24 1/4 IN X 25 1/4 IN INCLDUING FRAME.

FRAMED STONE CARVING & TOMB RUBBING, LARGEST IS 12 IN X 36 IN

Brass color on black paper. Identified below. Dimensions: (Frame) H 43" x W 13" Condition: Paper wavy. Crayon marks visible.

Pair of monumental brass rubbings of John Tame, Esquire (d. 1500), builder of St. Mary's Church, and his wife, Alice (d. 1471), standing with hands folded in prayer. Each frame Measures 40" x 18". Rub

In the form of a woman praying. (ISOB1001)[WWT] Dimensions: 6.25" x 2.5" Provenance: From the Park Avenue, New York City, Collection of Price and Isobel Glover

Jean Heyman (20th century), brass rubbing on paper depicting John Leventhorpe in full battle dress with his palms pressed in prayer, after a tribute figure in St. Helen Bishopgate, London, circa 1510,

Jean Heyman (20th century), brass rubbing on paper depicting a peasant lady, possibly Margaret Wylliams, with her palms pressed in prayer, after an ecclesiastical tribute figure to Bartholomew Willesd

Brass rubbing of a knight. Size: 23 1/2 x 86 1/2 inches. Condition: One small bare spot. Framed but unglazed.

English Brass Rubbing Plate based on the brass to Lady Margaret Peyton, 1484. Considered to be one of the most attractive English Brasses ever produced. Measures 7 1/2"x18"x 1/2". Weight 2 pds 7 oz. .

Housed in a black wooden frame with gilded gold trim. Depicts a lion in brass-color ink. Crafted in Westminster Abbey and Windsor Parish Church. Frame size: 13.25in W x 10.75in H x 0.5in D. Sight size

2 Framed Art Items: Vintage English Brass Rubbing from a Cambridgeshire church, and a Colorful Floral Painting of yellow flowers, dated 10-27-04 and initialed AFS. Painting measures 17.5 x 14.5 inches

A vintage English brass rubbing gold heelball on black paper depicting Lady Margaret Peyton "The Lace Lady" c. 1484 grave marker buried in Isleham, Cambridgeshire. It is presented in a black and gold

Oval english silkwork of a mother and child on a hobby horse, early 19th c., 9"h x 7"w, together with a memorial tomb sampler, on back "Sewed by Miss Jeanie Grant my sister N.D. 1753"

Large Medieval English Gold Black Rubbing FramedApproximately 24 ½” x 24 ½”. Actual image is approximately 17 1/8” x 17 1/8”.

Two English silkworks including the tomb of Shakespeare, 19th century. 14" x 10.25"

(lot of 3) English Medieval style brass rubbings, each 41"h

Group of rubbings from Chinese Buddhist temples. Includes a four-part rubbing of a large calligraphic stone tablet from Qian's Tomb in Hangzhou, a rubbing of a Qing Dynasty carving of Confucius and hi

Silver 12 Tribes Lidded Box, Israel, 1950s, Judaica. Applied with the symbols of the 12 tribes of Israel and centered with Rachels Tomb inscribed in English - Israel. Set on four supports. Marked with

Antique charcoal rubbings of figures in robes men and a woman with a prayer, possibly in old English underneath the figures. Rubbing possibly done from grave stone or church plaque. Framed in a gold p

Brass Rubbing Art, King Robert This work is matted and framed Some wear on the frame 22inx13in 2 1/2lbs Brass grave rubbing from the tomb of Robert the Bruce from Dunfermline Abby in Fife , Scotland.