Authentic English Brass Rubbings - Sir John and Lady de Creke (1325) in Ornate Frames.

Authentic English Brass Rubbings - Sir John and Lady de Creke (1325) in Ornate Frames. Step back in time with these impressive and historically significant brass rubbings, beautifully framed under glass. These pieces capture the intricate details of memorial brasses for Sir John de Creke and Lady de Creke, dating back to 1325, from Westley Waterless, Cambridgeshire, England. These are not reproductions, but authentic rubbings created with meticulous care, showcasing the rich history and artistry of medieval English funerary monuments. Each rubbing is set against a deep red background, enhancing the contrast and bringing out the delicate lines of the figures. The ornate gold-colored frames feature a classic, scrolled design, adding to their stately presence. The rubbings depict: * Sir John de Creke: Portrayed in full knightly armor, complete with a shield and sword, embodying the chivalry of the era. * Lady de Creke: Depicted in a flowing gown with hands clasped in prayer, showcasing the elegant attire of a noblewoman from the 14th century. These striking pieces are perfect for history enthusiasts, collectors of unique art, or anyone looking to add a touch of medieval grandeur and historical intrigue to their home or office. Dimensions (for each framed piece): * Height: Approximately 72 inches (6 feet) * Width: Approximately 21 inches Both rubbings are framed identically, ensuring a cohesive and impactful display when placed together. Condition: Excellent, considering their age and the delicate nature of rubbings. Framed under glass for protection. Price: $750 for the pair (negotiable) Why this price? Brass rubbings, especially authentic ones of this age and historical significance, can vary widely in price. The fact that these depict specific historical figures (Sir John and Lady de Creke from 1325) and are from a known location adds to their provenance and value. They are also professionally framed under glass, which is a significant added value. For a pair of well-preserved, authentic, and large-scale rubbings with historical identification, a price of $750 for the set is a reasonable starting point. You might find similar items online ranging from a few hundred to over a thousand dollars, depending on the subject, age, and framing. Selling them as a pair enhances their appeal and value, as they tell a more complete historical story together.

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Type

Picture frame

Age

Post 1940

Original Or Reproduction

Antique original