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Blue-and-White dish, porcelain; decorated in a deep blue in the center with a large peahen flying amongst peonies, the cavetto molded with a band of peonies in white in a blue ground, the rim with a border of stylized waves and a molded foliated edge; the reverse has a typical wide unglazed base with a short foot ring and the exterior is decorated with a band of scrolling lotus

Dish, 14th century

China

G325

Filler panels above doors (part of Tudor Room), wood, English XVIc stored in strip frame behind MacFarlane Room; An envelope of bits from the room is stored in D11.5 MS.

Tudor room, c. 1600

England

G325

Pitcher; with straight handle; white glaze with floral design in dark blue turquoise blue and tomato red with watery black outlines; tulip, open rose and wild hyacinth; so called Rhodian ware.

Pitcher, 16th century

Turkey

G325

stained glass heraldic cartouche, containing the Arms of Sir Anthony Hungerford of Gloustershire impaled with those of his second wife, Dorothy Danvers; the shield is enciricled by a wreath of of blue and yellow foliage with yellow ornaments; Companion to 23.52.1 and contains the Hungerford, Burnell and Bottetort quarterings, impaled with Danvers (argent a bend gules charged with these martlets or, in chief a crescent of the second) in the first and fourth quarters Dauncey (per pale or and argent therr bars bebule gules) in the second and Barendes (gules two bars and in chief as many stags heads cabashed or) in the third

Window with heraldic cartouche, 16th century

England

G325

stained glass heraldic cartouche, containing the Arms of Edward, Prince of Wales, afterwerds King Edward VI (Quarterly France and England, a label of three points argent) within a wreath of green, ruby and purple; the latter that particular shade described as 'murrey', one of the livery colours of Prince Edward

Window with heraldic cartouche, 16th century

England

G325

stained glass heraldic cartouche, containing the Arms of Sir Anthony Hungerford of Gloustershire impaled with those of his first wife, Jane Darrell; within a wreath of purple and green foliage with yellow ornaments; on the dexter side of the shield are the arms of Hungerford of Farley (per bend dancette gules and vert, a chevron or), quartered with Hungerford of Heytesbury (sable, two bars and in chief three plates argent) and charged with a crescent argent for cadency; quartered with second- Burnell (argent a Lion rampant sable crowned or, within a boudure azure) and third Bottetort (or a saltire engrailed sable); on the sinister side are the arms of Darrell (azure, a lion rampant or, ducally crowned and charged on the shoulder with a cross bottone fitche' argent)

Window with heraldic cartouche, c. 1545

England

G325

Plate fine quality white glaze; conventional floral design with pink, tulip, iris, cypress tree, etc., in blue, green and tomato red that comprise the center of the dish; band of spiral and foliage design in blue on brim; from Aynard Collection; so-called Iznik ware. Ottoman dynasty.

Plate, 16th century

Turkey

G325

Table; with carved bulbous legs and inlaid side rails and stretchers

Table, c. 1580-1600

England

G325

Crieur de Potage Turc, c. 1650

François Silvestre

G325

Kuslir Aga ou Chef des Eunuques noirs, c. 1650

François Silvestre

G325

Vendeur de balets Turc, c. 1650

François Silvestre

G325

Brocade, velvet, palmette pattern, voided velvet on gold ground

Panel, late 16th century

Turkey

G325

Porringer, 18th century

United States

G325

Spoon, one of a pair, 17th century

England

G325

Plate, 18th century

in the manner of William Will

G325

Carpet, late 19th century

Iran

G325

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