Cirencester
Reference code
EGA/01/11/01
Title
Cirencester
Date
1981
Level of description
File
Extent and format
1 file
Scope and content
Pre-conservation papers, with photographs*:
Vintner in civilian dress and wife, c.1400 (MS I);
Richard Dixton esq., in armour, 1438 (MS II);
Robert Pagge, wool-merchant, and wife, 1400 (MS III);
Reginald Spycer, civilian, and wife, 1442 (MS IV);
Angel Gabriel and a lily pot from an Annunciation, fifteenth century (MS V);
William Prelatte, in armour, and two wives, 1462 (MS VI);
William Notyngham, civilian, and wife, c.1470 (MS VII);
Ralph Parsons, chaplain of the chantry, 1478 (MS VIII);
Priest, in cassock with lost scroll, c.1480 (MS IX)*;
Civilian, and wife, c.1480 (MS X) with two later inscriptions, dated 1764 and 1805*;
Lower portion of a lady, c.1480 relaid with a new head set on waist (MS XI);
John Bennett, civilian and two wives, 1497 (MS XII);
Civilian c.1500, head restored (MS XIII);
Civilian kneeling with four sons, c.1500 (MS XIV);
Inscription, (effigies lost) Hugh Norys, grocer and wife, 1529 (MS XV);
Two ladies, (male figure and inscription lost) c.1530 (MS XVI)*.
Wallet marked ‘Church lost my report. William Lack doing job. 9.12.89’.
For Lack’s work, see Transactions of the Monumental Brass Society, XIV (1986-91), 516-25.
Vintner in civilian dress and wife, c.1400 (MS I);
Richard Dixton esq., in armour, 1438 (MS II);
Robert Pagge, wool-merchant, and wife, 1400 (MS III);
Reginald Spycer, civilian, and wife, 1442 (MS IV);
Angel Gabriel and a lily pot from an Annunciation, fifteenth century (MS V);
William Prelatte, in armour, and two wives, 1462 (MS VI);
William Notyngham, civilian, and wife, c.1470 (MS VII);
Ralph Parsons, chaplain of the chantry, 1478 (MS VIII);
Priest, in cassock with lost scroll, c.1480 (MS IX)*;
Civilian, and wife, c.1480 (MS X) with two later inscriptions, dated 1764 and 1805*;
Lower portion of a lady, c.1480 relaid with a new head set on waist (MS XI);
John Bennett, civilian and two wives, 1497 (MS XII);
Civilian c.1500, head restored (MS XIII);
Civilian kneeling with four sons, c.1500 (MS XIV);
Inscription, (effigies lost) Hugh Norys, grocer and wife, 1529 (MS XV);
Two ladies, (male figure and inscription lost) c.1530 (MS XVI)*.
Wallet marked ‘Church lost my report. William Lack doing job. 9.12.89’.
For Lack’s work, see Transactions of the Monumental Brass Society, XIV (1986-91), 516-25.
Creator
Egan, Bryan S Huntley