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Corpus Vitrearum USA

Devoted to scholarly analysis and investigation of Medieval and Renaissance stained glass

Nine Heraldic Panels

Nine Heraldic PanelsEngland, Warkworth, Northamptonshire, subsequently Hassop Hall, Derbyshire, staircase window and bow window of dining room
Late 16th century
Flashed glass; white glass with silver stain and enamel
A., B., G., H.: 55.9 x 43.2 (22 x 17); C., D., E., F., I.: 68 x 43.2 (26 3/4 x 17)
A. Stopgap center left cartouche; ducal coronet a stopgap; minor repair leads; B. Some repair leads; C. Some repair leads and stopgaps in the cartouche and 8th quarter; D. Many stopgaps, including crown; in the cartouche, repair leads; E. Arms of Williams restored since 1910; some repair leads and minor stopgaps; F. Arms of Marshall restored since 1910; many repair leads and stopgaps at top and bottom of cartouche; G. Several repair leads; earl’s coronet missing; H. In the arms of Wyat, argent is recte azure; blue possibly abraded; stopgaps top left of cartouche; several repair leads; I. The arms of Acton are leaded upside down; some repair leads; abrasion

Provenance: Roy Grosvenor Thomas, London; William Randloph Hearst, Los Angeles; P.W. French & Co., New York
Bibliography: French & Co. Stock Sheets, GCPA (A) 0305087, (B) 0305093, (C) 0305083, (D) 0305085, (E) 0305086, (F) 0305084, (G) 0305090, (H) 0305089, (I) 0305088 (photographs only); A.P. Shaw, “The Heraldic Stained Glass at Hassop Hall, co. Derby. Part II,” Journal of the Derbyshire Archeological and Natural History Society 32 (r 9 ro), 194-213, pls. opp. 182, 183, and 194; Hearst sale (not in 1941 Hammer Gallery catalogue), 9, S/B Lot 1427, Art. 205.

Collection: Detroit Institute of Arts (Detroit, Michigan)
Object/Accession: A. 58.125; B. 58.126; C. 58.128; D. 58.130; E. 58.131; F. 58.132; G. 58.133; H. 58.134; I. 58.129 All Gift of K. T. Keller

A. Arms of Henry Wriothesley, 2nd Earl of Southampton (1545-1581) (58.125). Arms: Quarterly of 8; 1 azure a cross between four falcons close or [recte argent] (Wriothesley); 2 argent a fret within a bordure engrailed gules, on a canton gules a lion passant argent [recte or] (Dunstanvile); 3 argent a pale fusilly gules a border sable bezante (Lushill); 4 per pale indented gules and argent [recte azure] a lion rampant or (Drayton); 5 argent a chevron between three martlets sable a crescent or at fess point for difference (Croston); 6 sable a chevron or between three crosses crosslet fitchy agent (Peckham); 7 cheeky or and azure a fess gules fretty ermine (Cheney); 8 argent a lion party per fess gules and sable armed and langued azure (Lovetot); ensigned with a duke’s coronet within a cartouche decorated with fruit; B. Arms of Clinton, 1st-4th Earls of Lincoln (1572-1667) (58.126). Arms: Quarterly; 1 and 4 argent six crosses crosslet Ïitchy sable, three, two and one, on a chief azure two mullets pierced or (Clinton, Earl of Lincoln); 2 and 3 quarterly or and gules (Say, Baron Say); ensigned with an earl’s coronet within a cartouche decorated with fruit; C. Arms of Russell, 2nd-4th Earls of Bedford (1527-1641) (58.128). Arms: Quarterly of 8; 1 argent a lion rampant sable on a chief gules three escallops argent (Russell); 2 barry of eight or and gules a crescent sable in chief for difference (Muschamp of Barmoor); 3 azure a tower embattled with a cupola argent (De la Tour); 4 gules three herrings hauriant in fess argent (Herring); 5 argent on a cross gules five mullets or (Sc;amark); 6 sable three chevronels ermine in dexter chief a crescent or for difference (Wise); 7 sable three dovecotes argent in chief a mullet or for diff erence (Sapcotes); 8 per pale azure and gules a lion rampant argent [stopgap] (Foxmore ?); ensigned with an earl’s coronet within a cartouche decorated with fruit; D. Arms of Henry, Lord Clifford, 1st Earl of Cumberland (1493-15 42) or a successor (58.130). Arms: Quarterly of 8; 1 cheeky or and azure a f ess gules (Clifford); 2 azure three chain-shot or (Clifford Augmentation); 3 sable a bend flory counterflory or (Bromflete); 4 or a cross sable (Vesci); 5 vert three flintstones argent with centers sable (Flint); 6 gules six annulets or three, two and one (Vipont); 7 barry of seven or and azure, on a canton gules a cross flory argent [recte gules] (Atton); 8 argent on a chief indented gules an annulet or between two ogresses each charged with a mullet or (St. John); within a cartouche decorated with fruit; E. Arms of Sir Edward Seymour, Earl of Hertford, Duke of Somerset (c. 1500-1551/2) (58.131). Arms: Quarterly of 6; 1 or on a pile gules between six fleurs-de-lis azure three lions passant guardant or (Seymour Augmentation); 2 gules two wings conjoined in a lure or (Seymour); 3 vair (Beauchamp of Hache); 4 azure three demi-lions rampant gules (Esturmy); 5 per bend argent and gules three roses bendways counterchanged (Williams); 6 argent on a bend gules three lion’s faces or (Coker); ensigned with an earl’s coronet within a cartouche decorated with fruit; F. Arms of Sir John Talbot, 20d Earl of Shrewsbury (c. 1413-1460) or a successor (58.132). Arms: Quarterly of 16; 1 gules a lion rampant or (Talbot [restored since 1909]); 2 azure a lion rampant within a bordure engrailed or (Montgomery); 3 bendy of ten argent and gules (Talbot Ancient); 4 gules a chevron between ten crosses paty argent (Berkeley) within a bordure argent; 5 barry of ten argent and azure ten martlets in orle gules (de Valence); 6 or three escutcheons barry of seven vair and gules (Montchansey); 7 gules on a saltire argent a martlet sable (Neville); 8 argent on a chief azure three crosses paty Ïitchy argent (Clare); 9 sable three garbs argent (McMorogh); IO argent two lions passant in pale gules (Strange); 11 gules on a bend sable five lozenges conjoined in bend or (Marshall); 12 argent a bend between six martlets gules (Furnival); 13 or a fret gules (Verdon); 14 or a fess gules (Lacy); 15 per pale or and vert a lion rampant gules (Bigod); 16 argent a lion rampant gules [recte party per fess gules and sable langued and armed azure] (Lovetot); ensigned with an earl’s coronet within a cartouche decorated with fruit; G. Arms of Thomas Manners, Earl of Rutland (c. 1492-1543) or a successor (58.133). Arms: Quarterly of 16; 1 or two bars azure a chief quarterly azure and gules, the first and fourth quarters each charged with two fleurs-de-lis or the second and third each charged with a lion passant guardant or (Manners, with Augmentation); 2 gules three water-bougets argent (Ros); 3 cart-wheels argent (Espec), 4 azure a catherine wheel or (Trusbut); 5 or a fess between two chevrons sable (Lisle); 6 gules a chevron between ten crosses paty, six in chief and four in base, argent (Berkeley); 7 cheeky or and azure a chevron ermine (Newburgh); 8 gules a f ess between six crosses crosslet or (Beauchamp); 9 or a lion rampant gules (Charlton); 10 argent a saltire engrailed gules (Tiptoft, Earl of Worcester); 11 gules three lions passant guardant or within a bordure argent (Holland, Earl of Kent); 12 gules a lion passant guardant argent crowned or (L’Isle, Baron de l’Isle); 13 argent a fess between two bars gemelles gules (Badlesmere); 14 cheeky argent and gules (Vaux); 15 or on a chief sable three martlets or (Owgan); 16 or two chevrons within a bordure gules (D’Albini); ensigned with an earl’s coronet within a cartouche decorated with fruit; H. Arms of Sir Richard Chetwode (1560-1635) and his first wife, Jane Drury (58.134). Arms: Quarterly of 12; 1 and 9 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 (Sounde); 4 azure a plate between three crescents or (Ree); s argent on a bend cotised gules three crescents or (Rowley); 6 quarterly argent and sable in the second and third quarters a stag’s head caboshed or overall a bendlet gules (Henhull); 7 or three crescents gules (Wodhull); 8 or a fess between three mascles pierced gules (Hockley); 10 sable fretty or a fess ermine on a chief argent three lion’s faces gules (Okeley); 11 argent a lion rampant gules armed and langued azure (Lyons); 12 argent a cross gules overall a bend azure (Newnham); impaling quarterly of 16; 1 argent on a chief sable two estoiles argent (Drury of Edgerly, Bucks); 2 sable six cinquefoils argent, three two and one (Freschill); 3 argent six crosses crosslet Ïitchy gules, three two and one, a chief indented azure (Saxham); 4 argent a chevron gules between three chapeaux azure their points to the sinister (Brudenell); s ermine on a chevron gules three escallops or (At Grove); 6 gyronny of eight or and sable (Raans); 7 sable a bend cotised between six crosses crosslet fitchy or (Blakett); 8 sable a stag’s head caboshed argent attired or between the attires a cross paty Ïitchy argent through the nostrils an arrow or feathered argent (Bulstrode); 9 paly of six argent and azure on a chief sable two swords in saltire argent hilts or (Knyffe); 10 per fess argent [recte azure] and gules a horse barnacle argent (Wyat of Sherwell, Devon and Bexley, Kent); 11 argent a barnacle gules (Barnack); 12 sable three fusils conjoined in fess argent (Thorne); 13 argent four cinquefoils gules, one two and one, on a canton sable a crescent argent and a mullet or (? for difference; possibly a branch of Driby); 14 argent a fess dancetty gules in chief three lion’s faces sable (Pulteney); 15 argent a chevron gules between three squirrels sable (Shobington); 16 argent on a chief vert two mullets or (Drury), differenced by a crescent at fess point; within a cartouche decorated with fruit; I. Arms of Sir Richard Chetwode I r s 60-r 63s) and his second wife Dorothy Needham (58.129). Arms: Quarterly of 12; 1 and 9 quarterly argent and gules four crosses paty counterchanged (Chetwode); 2 azure a lion rampant argent langued gules in base a crescent or (Crew); 3 purpure a lion rampant or (Sounde); 4 azure a plate between three crescents or (Ree); 5 argent on a band cotised gules three crescents or (Rowley); 6 quarterly argent and sable in the second and third quarters a stag’s head caboshed or overall a bendlet gules (Henhull); 7 or three crescents gules (Wodhull); 8 or a fess between three mascles pierced gules (Hockley); 10 argent on a chevron sable three quatrefoils or (Eyre); 11 argent a lion rampant gules (Lyons); 12 argent a – cross gules, overall a bend azure (Newnham); impaling quarterly of 9; 1 argent a bend engrailed azure between two stag’s heads caboshed sable (Needham); 2 quarterly per fess indented or and gules (Bromley); 3 sable a chevron engrailed between three owls argent (Hewit); 4 argent on a chevron gules three bezants (Chetleton); s quarterly gules and sable in the second and third quarters a fleur-de-lis argent, overall a bendlet argent (Hextall); 6 per fess indented azure and argent (Acton); 7 gules a. scythe in pale argent (Praers); 8 or in chief (?) two wings in a lure sable; 9 gules a bend engrailed between two garbs or (Walworth); within a cartouche decorated with fruit

Entry From: Checklist III Filed Under: Detroit, Detroit Institute of Arts, Michigan

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