A Beautiful Mixed Group of Medieval Period Stained Glass Fragments; Ex Hardman & Co Collection sub-Curios which is employed in making

which is employed in making lotions and collyria as an eye and skin lotion

Pastel shades often appear in the ground of these rugs (certainly we have pastel shades in this example) and the design is conservative with old traditions continued in their floral patterns especially in the stylized roses

The Whole: 25

The amply proportioned walnut veneered wall mirror having the original heavy plate mercury bevelled glass

A Beautiful Mixed Group of Medieval Period Stained Glass Fragments; Ex Hardman & Co Collection sub-Curios which is employed in makingOrigin: English Period: Fourteenth to Sixteenth Century Provenance: Formerly the Property of Hardman & Co John Hardman Trading Co., Ltd. Date: c. 1450 1550 The Largest: 18 cms x 10 cms The Smallest: 4. 5 cms X 5. 5 cms Other measurements available on request The assortment of medieval stained glass fragments surviving from the middle of the fifteenth century through to around 1550, showing architectural, figural and animalistic examples to include an