The decorative arts, ecclesiastical and civil, of the middle ages

The decorative arts, ecclesiastical and civil, of the middle ages

Author: Shaw, Henry, 1800-1873

Year: 1851

LIST OF ENGRAVINGS. Encrusted Enamel. 1. A Figure of a Saint holding a Book, in the British Museum. Cuts. A Ciborium From the Cathedral of Sens, in France, and a Book-cover From the Cathedral at Chartres. 2. A Triptych, in the possession of The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Shrewsbury. Cuts. Ends of a Stole, and two Maniples. 3. A Pyx in the Form of a Dove, in the possession of H. Magniac, Esq. Cut. Part of an Alb. 4. A Crozier, in the possession of H. Magniac, Esq. Cuts. Staff of ditto, and a Crozier in the possession of Edward Hailstone, Esq. 5. A Ruler of the Choir's Staff, in the possession of H. Magniac, Esq. 6. A Pyx, at Warwick Castle, From a drawing by Vertue. Cuts. A reliquary in the Cathedral of Neroli, near Casa Mare, in Italy, and a portion of a Pavement preserved in the Musee des Monumens Francois. Translucid Enamel 7. A Morse, belonging to H. Magniac, Esq. Cut. A Morse, in the possession of the Rev. Dr. Rock. 8. A German Beaker, in the possession of Henry Bevan, Esq. 9. A Hanap, with cover ; From the collection of the Magistrate of Weiner Neustadt. 10. A Silver Reliquary, in the collection of H. Magniac, Esq. 11. A Spanish Necklace and Pendants, in the possession of H. Sarrer,