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- Herausgeber: Librorium Editions
- Kategorie: Lebensstil
- Sprache: Englisch
- Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2023
Some of the sketches constituting these Antiquarian Gleanings were done before the idea of publication presented itself: very soon, however, the author found that objects of antiquarian interest were sufficiently numerous in this Nor-Humbrian province to suggest the advantage of going over the field, pencil in hand, and dedicating a small work to its Ornamental Antiquities.
In following out this intention, the author has not confined himself to any particular class of objects. In some cases Historical association has determined the choice, in others the rarity of examples of the particular kind of ornament illustrated, but in all cases it is hoped both the connoisseur and the artist will find something worthy attention. In one or two instances the objects may have been represented to the public before with more or less fidelity, but when such are here repeated, as in some measure necessary to enable the book when finished the better to comprehend the moveable antiquities of the province,—other matters of interest from the same locality, hitherto inedited, will be found on the same plate.
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Antiquarian Gleanings in the North of England,
BEING EXAMPLES OF ANTIQUE FURNITURE, PLATE, CHURCH DECORATIONS, OBJECTS OF HISTORICAL INTEREST, ETC.
BY WILLIAM B. SCOTT,GOVERNMENT SCHOOL OF DESIGN, NEWCASTLE.
© 2023 Librorium Editions
ISBN : 9782385743024
Antiquarian Gleanings in the North of England,
Preliminary.
Description of Plates.
I. Nautilus Cup, set in Gold with Cover.
II. Ivory Cup, set in Gold.
III. Antiquities in Jarrow Church.
IV. Norman Book-Binding.
V. Relics of the Commonwealth.
VI. Carved Chimney Piece in the Merchants’ Hall, Guildhall, Newcastle.
VII. Norman Wall-Painting.
VIII. The Same. The opposite Wall of the Recess.
IX. Carved Chairs, and Flower Jar for the Wall.
X. Carved Furniture.
XI. Ancient Pulpit of Jarrow Church.
XII. Small Stone Figures. Durham Cathedral.
XIII. Carved Ivory Pastoral Staffs.
XIV. Antiquities at Hexham, &c.
XV. Antiquities in York Minster.
XVI. Ancient Crucifix.
XVII. Oak Chair.
XVIII. Roman Plough in Bronze, and Queen Mary’s Rosary.
XIX. Iron Work.
XX. Carved Furniture.
XXI. Ivory Pix, or Cup with Cover.
XXII. A Water Vessel of Bronze.
XXIII. Enamelled Brass.
XXIV. Flooring Tiles. Money Box. Scold’s Cap. Rasp. Key Plate.
XXV. Lamp pendant. French Carving.
XXVI. Crucifixion.
XXVII. Stained Glass in Wetheral Church, near Carlisle.
XXVIII. Purse. Panel. Wall-Cupboard.
XXIX. Carved Oak Bread Tray and Andirons, &c.
XXX. and XXXI. Figures of the Apostles.
XXXII. Almeries.
XXXIII. Vestry Chest.
XXXIV. Drinking Vessels.
XXXV. Shrine of Prior Richard, Hexham.
XXXVI. Carved Oak Furniture at Sizergh.
XXXVII. Door of a Cupboard, and Carved Seat ends in the Chapel of Brougham Hall.
XXXVIII. Knocker. Fibulae. Celt. Spur.
Preliminary.
Some of the sketches constituting these Antiquarian Gleanings were done before the idea of publication presented itself: very soon, however, the author found that objects of antiquarian interest were sufficiently numerous in this Nor-Humbrian province to suggest the advantage of going over the field, pencil in hand, and dedicating a small work to its Ornamental Antiquities.
In following out this intention, the author has not confined himself to any particular class of objects. In some cases Historical association has determined the choice, in others the rarity of examples of the particular kind of ornament illustrated, but in all cases it is hoped both the connoisseur and the artist will find something worthy attention. In one or two instances the objects may have been represented to the public before with more or less fidelity, but when such are here repeated, as in some measure necessary to enable the book when finished the better to comprehend the moveable antiquities of the province,—other matters of interest from the same locality, hitherto inedited, will be found on the same plate.
William B. Scott.
Government School of Design, Newcastle.
Description of Plates.
I.Nautilus Cup, set in Gold with Cover.
This is a beautiful specimen of cinque-cento goldsmith work, preserved at Corby Castle, the seat of H. P. Howard, Esq. M. P. Many specimens of the Shell of the Nautilus, mounted in this manner, and all produced about the same date are to be found; none of them, however, that we have seen, exceed, or even equal the present in excellence of design.
II.Ivory Cup, set in Gold.
The ornamentation of this cup is of the same date as the preceding. It is like the Nautilus cup enriched with pearls and other precious stones, and its lofty cover is surmounted by the figure of St. George killing the Dragon.
