Stone inscription reading 'Edmond Gyles of Yorke 1665'.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Chartres Cathedral, France, detail of stained glass window (Jesse Tree).
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Wadham College, Oxford, East window, 17th century.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Malvern Priory, general view, Lady Chapel.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)London, St George's, Hanover Square - general view of East window.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)New College, Oxford - 15th century glass in chapel.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Unidentified stained glass and stone window surround.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)13th century stained glass from the Sainte Chapelle, Paris.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Coat of arms.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Stained glass window depicting the seven sorrows of Mary.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Coat of arms.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Unidentifed stained glass window.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Unidentified stained glass window with inscription 'Bersat drapier drapant et Jac verriere pries Dieu pour ...'.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Unidentified stained glass window.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Four prophets.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Five images taken from separate German works.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The window dates from 1537 and includes the name Hans Wichrer.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Image of a stained glass window.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The image appears to be an etching from a printed work.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The panels could be from the Great East Window at York Minster.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The image shows three adults, possibly benefactors.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Judging by the use of abbreviations and marks, the text is likely to be medieval in origin.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The lantern slide is not an image of a stained glass window, but could be a close-up of deterioration on glass.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The image depicts a family with a crib.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The heads show increasing levels of damage across the faces.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The image is a comparative study of the blind man cured by holy oil, and the paralyzed man cured at the shrine (panels 48 and 77).
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The image was taken from 'Memoirs.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Includes Archbishop Murdac dying, Saint William dying and St William lying in state.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The images appear to be part of a comparative study.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The image is taken from an unidentified window.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The image is taken from an unidentified window and includes details of surviving lead.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The image also includes a dog, and possibly another adult individual.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)One roundel shows a procession of people, possibly outside a castle. The other depicts a ship dating to around the 16th - 18th ceturies in style.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The background scene seems to be very similar in both images, and the panels are possibly variations of each other.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The images are possibly of saints, and could be taken from etchings. The images themselves are very faded.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The images show the upper body of both adults, and the heads of the horses, only. The location of the panel is currently unidentified.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The image itself is quite difficult to make out.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The original envelope was marked 'Knowles - Wooden Box Plates 24.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The image shows what appears to be a middle section of a much taller window.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The lantern slide includes an image of part of the window, close ups of two kings featured in the window, and notes on previous restoration work.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)A further note states 'used as square panels'. Ervy Aube.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)With explanatory notes. Features the Story of Psyche (Chantilly) and the Annunciation (Ecouen).
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The image was taken from Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1797.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The stonework shows a women roasting in a pot, surrounded by onlookers and goblins. Caption in French.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Includes details on possible uses. Clearly taken from a book, as the image is headed 'Chapter VIII.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Originally held in a box marked 'Knowles Wooden box plates 28.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Originally held in a box marked 'Knowles Wooden box plates 28.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The original envelope was also marked 'Miss Harwood.' Originally held in a box marked 'Knowles Wooden box plates 28.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Originally held in a box marked 'Knowles Wooden box plates 28.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Originally held in a box marked 'Knowles Wooden box plates 28.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Painted for Miss Donthett(?), Whitby. Originally held in a box marked 'Knowles Wooden box plates 28.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Originally held in a box marked 'Knowles Wooden box plates 28.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Some of the plates are particularly badly damaged and will require conservation. Originally held in a box marked 'Knowles Wooden box plates 28.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Originally held in a box marked 'Knowles Wooden box plates 28.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The image is taken from the Ellesmere Manuscript.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Originally held in a box marked 'Knowles Wooden box plates 28.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Originally held in a box marked 'Knowles Wooden box plates 28.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Originally held in a box marked 'Knowles Wooden box plates 28.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)The image was taken from Lacroix's 'Science and Literature in the Middle Ages.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Originally held in a box marked 'Knowles Wooden box plates 28.'
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Chancel showing the East Window in disorder. Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Chancel, showing the old pews piled up. Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Chancel showing general upset. Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)North Nave arcade, showing the 'Crompton door.' Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)North Nave arcade, showing the De Warrene Shield. Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)North Nave arcade showing the third, fourth and fifth bays, and the Russell window. Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)South Nave Arcade, showing the remains gallery. Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)South Nave Arcade, showing a group of workmen. Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)South Arcade, showing a door (possibly temporary). Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Demolition of 18th century west wall. Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Camber of new west door and wall. Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Demolition of 18th century west wall. Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Building new west wall, Saville's Court. Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Early English capitals from demolition of part of choir or transept. Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)Early English angle window capital. Taken by W Harvey Brook.
Knowles; John Ward (1838-1931)