
c17 glass
Folder: stained glass and wall paintings
yaxley church, suffolk
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the east window was filled with old glass when the chancel had been rebuilt in the c19; with some late c13, c14 and c17 glass backing c15 and c16 figures.
tolleshunt d'arcy church, essex
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fragments of c14/c15 glass in the d'arcy chapel, including one c17 square showing an early representation of a tulip, probably flemish or dutch glass of course.
tolleshunt d'arcy church, essex
tolleshunt d'arcy church, essex
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fragments of c14/c15 glass in the d'arcy chapel, including one c17 square showing an early representation of a tulip, probably flemish or dutch glass of course. difficult to judge, since the church was locked.
christ church cathedral, oxford
all saints church, maldon, essex
all saints church, maldon, essex
all saints church, maldon, essex
all saints church, maldon, essex
all saints church, maldon, essex
st.peter cornhill, london
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east end with plasterwork of c.1680, glass by gibbs 1872 : gutsy, but not really suitable for a wren church, which is already dark from the woodwork.
st.peter cornhill, london
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signature by sleeping soldiers of the resurrection in glass by gibbs 1872 : gutsy, but not really suitable for a wren church, which is already dark from the woodwork.
st.peter cornhill, london
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east end with plasterwork of c.1680, glass by gibbs 1872 : gutsy, but not really suitable for a wren church, which is already dark from the woodwork.
rivenhall church, essex
st.michael's church, st.albans, herts.
st.etheldreda's church hatfield, herts.
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made up of real c17 heraldic glass and fragments of all sorts, in the north transept
st.etheldreda's church hatfield, herts.
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made up of real c17 heraldic glass and fragments of all sorts, in the north transept
hatfield house, herts.
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