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Two Heraldic Panels

Two Heraldic PanelsEngland, Warkworth, Northamptonshire (?)
c. 1625-1650
Pot metal; flashed and abraded glass with silver stain and enamel
55.4 x 42.2 (21 3/4 x l6 5/8) without edge fillet
Several mended cracks in both; A. one replacement in crest

Provenance: Grosvenor Thomas, London, to 1913; Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, Purchase, N.Y., to 1935; P.W. French &. Co., New York, to 1944; Preston Pope Satterwhite, Great Neck, N.Y.
Bibliography: French &. Co. Stock Sheets, GCPA 0302691; Drake (1913), II: 5, no. 10a; Whitelaw Reid sale (1935), 364, no. 1473.

Collection: J.B. Speed Museum (Louisville, Kentucky)
Object/Accession: A. 44.31.7; B. 44.31.8

A. Arms of Chetwode of Warkworth (Richard Chetwode m. Agnes Wodhull ?). Arms: Quarterly of 6; 1 quarterly argent and gules four crosses paty counterchanged (Chetwode); 2 azure a lion rampant argent, in base a crescent or (Crew); 3 purpure a lion rampant or langued gules (Sounde); 4 azure a plate between three crescents or (Ree); 5 argent a bend cotised gules charged with three crescents or (Rowley); 6 quarterly argent and sable in the second and third a stag’s head caboshed or and over all a bendlet gules (Henhull); crest: on a barred helm to dexter a ducal coronet or, a demi-lion issuant or langued and armed sable; mantling argent and gules; B. Arms of Raleigh of Thomborow (Mary Raleigh m. Nicholas Wodhull ?) Arms: Quarterly; largent a cross moline gules between seven crosses crosslets sable (Raleigh of Thomborow); 2 argent a cross moline gules (Pinchderdon); 3 argent two bars gules within a bordure engrailed sable (Cotesford); 4 barry nebuly of four argent and gules within a bordure sable charged with plates (unidentified); crest: on a barred helm to dexter a wreath of the colors argent and gules and thereon a boar ‘s head couped proper; mantling of the colors

Entry From: Checklist III Filed Under: J.B. Speed Museum, Kentucky, Louisville

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