A mishmash of small fragments of 15th century glass
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A mishmash of small fragments of 15th century glass
The white rose represented the House of York
My favourite piece!
Ralph Neville, !st Earl of Westmorland (1364-1425)
Ralph Neville, 1st Earl of Westmorland, and not Richard, Duke of York
The lower half of the Neville window. Now thought to represent Joan Beaufort, the mother of Cicely Neville
Detail of the angel
This is supposed to be a white lion, the badge of Cicely Neville
The top half of the Neville window. When the fragments of old glass were assembled it was thought this head represented Richard, Duke of York, father of Richard 111, but it is now thought to be Ralph Neville, grandfather of Richard 111
Only the head is old glass, dating from around 1400
Joan Beaufort, Countess of Westmorland ( c.1377- 1440)
The top panel
The lower panel
The king is the largest fragment. Most likely Richard 11, reigned 1377-1399
A hand holding something is visible in the centre
South Aisle, East Window. 14th century remains of a Tree of Jesse
Medieval glass in the Jesse window in the Town Choir
Medieval glass in the East window.
The head of a musical angel among the medieval fragments in the porch
Fragments of 14/15th century stained glass in the porch