A Ship
Maker: Unknown
Oval stained glass panel painted in black and grey and stained in dark yellow with a ship with sails and pennants blowing out with the wind, and a border of canthus leaves terminating in small scrolls
Glass and lead. Oval comprising two large pieces and one small piece of glass with lead frame with a suspension loop at the top. The glass is painted en grisaille in black and grey and in silver stain dark yellow with a ship whose sails and pennants are blowing out with the wind. The pennant flying from the stern bears a coat-of-arms, argent a chevron sable, which is repeated twice on the pennant flying from the mast. Below there are waves, and round the edge a border of acanthus leaves terminating in small scrolls.
History note: Hengrave Hall; sold Knight, Frank & Rutley, September, 1952, Contents of Hengrave Hall; Sir Geoffrey Keynes; Dr W.M. Keynes
Given by Dr W.M. Keynes to celebrate the Directorship of Duncan Robinson (1995-2007)
Method of acquisition: Given (2008-01-28) by Keynes, W. M., Dr.
16th Century, Late
17th Century, Early#
Circa
1580
CE
-
1620
CE
Stain
composed of
silver
( yellow)
Frame
composed of
lead
Height 25 cm
Width 20 cm
Panel
composed of
glass
Frame With Loop
Height 26 cm
Decoration
Glass
Accession number: C.1-2008
Primary reference Number: 158395
Entry form number: 986
Stable URI
Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Applied Arts
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