Carved Furniture

_Large Settle in the possession of G. Rippon Esq. N. Shields, Chest the

property Mʳ. Grey Newcastle._

_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]

[Illustration: PLATE XXI

Ivory Pyx, or Cup, with Cover.

_In the Museum of Nat. Histʸ. Socʸ. Newcastle_

_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell, Fleet Sᵗ. London._]

[Illustration: Plate XXII

Water Vessel of Bronze.

_Date 13ᵗʰ. Centʸ. Found in the Tyne. Height 13½ inˢ._

_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]

[Illustration: Plate XXIII

Enamelled Brass.

_Door of a Reliquary (Celebration of the Virgin, Greek Church)_

_In the possession of the Revᵈ. R Green._

_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]

[Illustration: Plate XXIV

_1 Flooring Tiles from Fountains Abbey Yorkshire 2 Iron Money Box, Museum

Newcastle 3 Scolds Cap, Police Office Newcastle 4 Rasp or Tirling Pin

Socʸ. Art. Museum 5 Key Plate 15ᵗʰ. Century_

_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]

[Illustration: PLATE XXV

_Chandelier in Walnut. In possession of J. Dobson Esqʳ._

_Pendent for a lamp carved in Oak formerly in Andersons Place Newcastle._

_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]

[Illustration: PLATE XXVI.

Crucifixion.

_Carved in Oak: the figures gilt. The upper part wanting. Property of J.

Adamson Esqʳ._

_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]

[Illustration: PLATE XXVII.

Stained Glass.

_Weatheral Church, Cumberland._

_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]

[Illustration: PLATE XXVIII.

_1 Privy Purse of Catherine of Braganza, Sizergh Hall, Westmorland. 2

Panel on a Carved Chimney Piece, Sizergh Hall, Westmorland. 3 Oak Wall

Cupboard, Parkhead, T. Y. Yeates Esqʳ._

_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]

[Illustration: PLATE XXIX.

_Carved Oak Bread Tray at Parkhead. Westmorland. J. Y. Yeates Esqʳ._

_Brass Andirons and Iron Chimney Plate at Levens, Westmorland Hon. Mʳˢ.

Howard._

_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]

[Illustration: PLATE XXX.

Apostles.

_Painted on Screen—North Aisle—Carlisle Cathedral._

_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]

[Illustration: PLATE XXXI.

Apostles.

_Painted on Screen—North Aisle—Carlisle Cathedral._

_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]

[Illustration: PLATE XXXII.

Almeries.

_1 In Weatheral Church. 2 Oak painted Carlisle Cathedral._

_Pubᵈ. by G. Bell Fleet Sᵗ. London._]

[Illustration: PLATE XXXIII.

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