17th Century Armorial Stained Glass Panel Clarke Woodchurch Kent Dated 1614

Name: 17th Century Armorial Stained Glass Panel Clarke Woodchurch Kent Dated 1614
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA839742
Availability: SoldOut

17th century

Sold by Hand of Glory

Description

An interesting early 17th century stained glass window, inset with four armorial oval panels with the coats of arms of the Clarke / Woodchurch family of Woodchurch, Kent, and dated 1614.

Two panels titled 'WALTER CLARKE, ELISABETH EDOLPHE', (Walter Clarke (1539-1607) and Elisabeth Edolphe were married in Woodchurch, Kent in 1577).

Another panel titled 'HENRY CLARKE ALIAS WOODCHURCH, MAVE ICHINGHAM' and the fourth 'Sr SIMON WOODCHURCH KNIGHT, SUSAN CLARKE'.

Within a custom made steel frame with central strengthening bar to the reverse. The armorial panels themselves are backed with clear glass to aid stability, one of the clear glass panels is cracked but not the stained glass itself.

Physical Dimensions

Height

74.5cm (29.33")

Width

53cm (20.87")

Depth

5cm (1.97")

Declaration

Hand of Glory has dated this piece to the 17th Century.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA839742

Description

An interesting early 17th century stained glass window, inset with four armorial oval panels with the coats of arms of the Clarke / Woodchurch family of Woodchurch, Kent, and dated 1614.

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Two panels titled 'WALTER CLARKE, ELISABETH EDOLPHE', (Walter Clarke (1539-1607) and Elisabeth Edolphe were married in Woodchurch, Kent in 1577).

Hand of Glory

fig 1. 17th century armorial stained glass panel Clarke Woodchurch Kent dated 1614 — fig 1. 17th Century Armorial Stained Glass Panel Clarke Woodchurch Kent Dated 1614

Another panel titled 'HENRY CLARKE ALIAS WOODCHURCH, MAVE ICHINGHAM' and the fourth 'Sr SIMON WOODCHURCH KNIGHT, SUSAN CLARKE'.

Within a custom made steel frame with central strengthening bar to the reverse. The armorial panels themselves are backed with clear glass to aid stability, one of the clear glass panels is cracked but not the stained glass itself.