A sixteenth or seventeenth century Swiss-German stained glass panel with a deer hunting scene in the Hall at Upton House, Warwickshire
A sixteenth or seventeenth century Swiss-German stained glass panel with a deer hunting scene in the Hall at Upton House, Warwickshire
A roundel from a stained glass window by Thomas Willement in the Great Hall at Penrhyn Castle, showing the month December
A roundel from a stained glass window by Thomas Willement in the Great Hall at Penrhyn Castle, showing the month December
Detail of border in stained glass window by Thomas Willement, dating from 1835, depicting doves, at Penrhyn Castle
Detail of border in stained glass window by Thomas Willement, dating from 1835, depicting doves, at Penrhyn Castle
King Charles I, one of four roundels of painted glass from the Oak Room at Wightwick Manor
King Charles I, one of four roundels of painted glass from the Oak Room at Wightwick Manor
A fragment of stained glass,hanging in the triple-light windows, attributable to John Lyte and dating from the first half of C16th
A fragment of stained glass,hanging in the triple-light windows, attributable to John Lyte and dating from the first half of C16th
A bishop's mitre, bearing the letters LL with a latin inscription, one of four roundels of painted glass from the Oak Room at Wightwick Manor
A bishop's mitre, bearing the letters LL with a latin inscription, one of four roundels of painted glass from the Oak Room at Wightwick Manor
Painted glass by C E Kempe representing Summer and illustrating the passage from William Morris' "The Earthly Paradise"
Painted glass by C E Kempe representing Summer and illustrating the passage from William Morris' "The Earthly Paradise"
Wightwick Manor, one of four roundels of painted glass by Charles Kempe in the Oak Room, showing heraldic images
Wightwick Manor, one of four roundels of painted glass by Charles Kempe in the Oak Room, showing heraldic images
Painted glass by C E Kempe representing Autumn and illustrating the passage from William Morris'
Painted glass by C E Kempe representing Autumn and illustrating the passage from William Morris'
Medieval stained glass of Madonna & Child in a Canopy in a window in the Parlour at Stoneacre, a Wealden house in Otham, Kent
Medieval stained glass of Madonna & Child in a Canopy in a window in the Parlour at Stoneacre, a Wealden house in Otham, Kent
Painted glass by C E Kempe representing Winter and illustrating the passage from William Morris'
Painted glass by C E Kempe representing Winter and illustrating the passage from William Morris'
Painted Glass by C E Kempe representing Spring, illustrating the passage from William Morris'
Painted Glass by C E Kempe representing Spring, illustrating the passage from William Morris'