Six lots of individual pieces of glass survive, in addition to the leaded panels already catalogued. These lots, nos. FL 1-6 comprise nearly five hundred pieces of glass, most of which come from windows that did not survive the fire at Forest Lawn.
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Arms of Eberhart Von Eppenstein
Switzerland, northeast; 14th century, second quarter (Library of Harry A. Walton, Jr.: Covington, Virginia)
Heraldic Panel
Germany (?) 1544 Pot metal; white glass, silver stain, and enamel 167.0 x 114.9 (65 3/4 x 45 1/4) Third quartering and part of date replaced; original leading in arms Provenance: Private collection, London, England; dealer, Atlanta, Ga.; Thomas Gates, Gainesville, Fla. Bibliography: Unpublished Collection: Eugene L. Brantley Collection (Columbia, South Carolina) Object/Accession: Unnumbered Arms: […]
Four Sections of a Grisaille Window
Southern Lowlands or France Late 13th/early 14th-century Pot metal and white glass 50 x 36.8 (19 5/8 x 12 1/2) sight Some leads are original Provenance: Henry C. Lawrence, New York; Clarence Hungerford MacKay; William MacKay Bibliography: Collection of a Well-Known Connoisseur, A Noteworthy Gathering of Gothic and other Ancient Art Collected by the Late […]
Fragments
The West Window of the Foyer has several panels composed of fragments: English, 14th-15th century, including a Tudor rose and an inscription (A 3, C 3, B 6); English, 15th-16th century, including a musical cherub and a shield: Gules a notched staff in pale argent between four fleurs-de-lis or, two and two; a few fragments […]
Heraldic Panels of Dutch Corporation
Northern Lowlands; 1680 (Private Collection: Newport, Rhode Island)