Brass Rubbing Lady Alice Bernard

Brass rubbing Lady Alice Bernard from All Saints Church, Bedfordshire. 17 x 31 inches overall.

Tombstone Headstone MONUMENTAL BRASS of RUBBING LADY MARGARET CHEYNE. From Wikipedia - "John Bulmer joined the Pilgrimage of Grace in 1536, and became one of its leaders. The extent of Margaret's invo

Two (2) gilt on black medieval monumental brass rubbing replicas depicting a lady and a knight with their hands folded in prayer. Identically framed and matted under glass. Gilt frames measure 24" in

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

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

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. .

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

Bernard Rohne for Mastercraft Mid Century Modern Glass Top End Table. Black lacquered wood frame and acid etched brass panels with polished-brass trim, beveled glass top. Rubbing and wear to brass tri

The case with bombe form front and back in rich dark veneers and mounted with ornate cast busts of lady and gentleman at either side, applied ornament and green marble top within a deep reeded frame.

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

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

Approx. 7' tall detailed brass rubbing of a armored knight at the Salisbury Cathedral England. Rubbing executed by Susan Hunt Levin. Approx. 83"t x 27.5"w including the professional frame in cased in.

(17) Including one sterling silver. Dimensions: Tallest: H 6" x W 3.5" x D 3.25" Condition: All with normal age patina. All usable with their dingers.

Cast Brass Lady in a Swing Figure Sculpture 9 inches height. size: h 9 L 4.5

Art Nouveau brush & mirror set with brass lady embossed handles and lady with basket of flowers and an enameled shoe hornembossed handles and lady with basket of flowers and an enameled shoe horn

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.

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,

Coalport limited edition lady figures Lady Alice & Lady Harriet:

Silkscreen Reproduction on Paper of Monumental Brass Rubbing, 20th c., unsigned, 24 3/4 in. x 16 1/2 in., unframed. Condition: Overall fair condition.

Lamp has a heavy brass body with columns and a figure of Lady Liberty with a flame shaped frosted glass torch. Lamp was originally applied to a base or is possibly a newel from a staircase. It measure

3 Piece Victorian Brass "Lady Sultana" Candelabra and Candle Sticks. 3 Candle Candelabra and 2 Single Candle Sticks. Alabaster? Base. Candelabra Apx. 16 1/2" H. Single Candle Sticks Apx. 15 1/2" H. Ph

20TH CENTURY Dimensions: H 4.5" x W 3.5"

The Medieval Brass Rubbing by Andrew Evyngar and the Pair of Equestrian Horse Rider Prints by Bombay Company are a captivating collection of artworks. The Medieval Brass Rubbing, measuring 41" x 30 1/

Rubbing of 15th C. memorial with info on lower edge. Dimensions: (Frame) H 31" x W 42.75" Condition: Handling wear to frame.