Pair of antiphonal leaves on vellum

Heading: (Antiphonal Leaf) Author: Title: Pair of antiphonal leaves Place Published: No place Publisher: Date Published: No date Description: Conjugate pair of antiphonal l

Probably 17th century, minor damage.Image: approx. 27 1/2" x 17 1/2".Frame: approx. 29 1/2" x 19 1/2".

Probably Spanish, 16th c., music for "Quam Gloriosum"and "Beatum Virum," framed, 20 x 13.5 inches, sight.

AN ILLUMINATED ANTIPHONAL LEAF ON VELLUM H 25", L 17":An illuminated antiphonal leaf of Psalm 24, versus 3 and 4, having two large initials and painted on vellum. Framed in a shadowbox. With label to

Early antiphonal leaf on vellum, between glass. Reported to be 15th century 24"h x 17 1/2"w

A Group of Six Hand Colored Illuminated Manuscripts comprising of a colored print for choir usage, by Simon Belgrand, France ca. 1625, an antiphonal leave on vellum, Spain ca. 1600, a manuscript on pa

tempera on parchment, 31 3/4 x 21 1/2 in., both framed

With two illuminated initial letters, and with an elaborate vignette below showing a knight slaying a dragon while a lady looks on. It is possible to see that there is illumination on verso, as well.

Three 16th/17th century antiphonal manuscript leaf on vellum. Large leaves from choir book or antiphoner. Two in 2 sided glass frame. 1 in single frame. In frames each 24"x34"x1". Weight 28 pds. PROVE

Two16th/17th century antiphonal manuscript leaf on vellum. Large leaves from choir book or antiphoner. In two sided stained glass frame. In frame measures 18"x34"x1/2". Weight 7 pds. PROVENANCE: A Cha

17th/18th century antiphonal sheet music on vellum (2) including; 1.) Six line sheet with decorative illumination in red and blue inks. Sheet measures 10.5" x 18.5" (sight) and is housed in 25" x 16.5

1400s EXQUISITE Medieval Manuscript Antiphonal CHANT Gregorian Music Catholic Church An incredible, rare collection of medieval antiphonal chant leaves handwritten on vellum. The music is written with

Heading: (Illuminated Manuscript) Author: Title: Pair of manuscript leaves on vellum, with illuminated initials, most likely from a Bible Place Published: No place Publisher: Date Published:

84. Illuminated Leaves.Manuscript biofolium antiphonal leaves in Latin on vellum. 3-1/2 inch square initial S outlined with blue, green and red foliage against a background of thick burnished gold. Ru

Illuminated Manuscript -Antiphonal – Illuminated Manuscript Leaf on Vellum 17th C.Overall size: 24 x 18 in. Sight size: 18 1/2 x 12 1/2 in.

Subject matter features a double sided music musical sheet printed in black and red on vellum which is a prepared animal skin or membrane typically used as a writing material. Frame measure from Signe

PAIR OF ANTIPHONAL MUSICAL MANUSCRIPTS (16-18C?) ON VELLUM, 20.5 X 14 IMAGE, 27 X 21 OVERALL

Jesuit Monk's Sheet Music in red and black calligraphy on vellum, with an illuminated letter on each side, in black molded frame, tan mat with red liner, double-glazed, OS: 30" x 22", SS: 21" x 13". G

Illuminated Manuscript Assortment Three framed items including a Cain and Abel illustrated page from a German Bible, a Latin manuscript leaf on vellum and a Latin antiphonal score on vellum pages Heig

Attractive 15th century manuscripts, being a pair of leaves from a book of Psalms. Ink on vellum, rubricated in red and blue. Each with accompanying thin board and matting for presentation. Leaves app

Pair of manuscript antiphonal pages, black and red script written in Latin. Each identically matted and framed under glass. Not examined out of frame. Sight image measures approximately 21-3/8" in hei

Ink on vellum, double leaf, in Latin, having red and blue caps, in mahogany box frame, glazed, OS: 19" x 29", SS: 17 1/2" x 25 1/2", several old holes, rippling.

15th-16th c. Illuminated Vellum Musical Notation Sheets, once part of a bound volume, in black plastic frames with thin plexi, OS: 21" x 17", sheet sizes: 17 3/4" x 12 1/2". Rippled, soiled.

A pair of Latin manuscript leaves from a missal. Circa 1400. Ink on vellum, rubricated in red. Formerly used in a binding and later discovered. Both approximately 11.25" x 8.25".