Vintage Paper Monumental Brass Vault Grave Gravestone Grave Marker Headstone Tombstone Rubbing Of Unidentified English Noble Couple, Lord & Lady, Knight In Armor, England, 25 1/4” x 25 1/4”, Rubbing Likely Sourced From Early 16th Century Late Middle Ages Late Medieval Or Early Tudor Period Grave Marker, Zoom In Or Click On Pictures And Please Read Our Detailed Item Description Below, Please View Or Search Our Other Items Here, Combine Items To Save On Shipping

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS BRASS RUBBING WILL BE SHIPPED ROLLED IN A TUBE. PLEASE ALSO NOTE THAT WE USED THUMBTACKS IN EXISTING HOLES IN ORDER TO SPREAD THE RUBBING OUT AND PHOTOGRAPH IT. This auction is for what we believe to be a vintage paper monumental brass vault grave marker rubbing of an unidentified English noble couple that we assume to be husband and wife. We are unsure when this rubbing was created but believe it to be vintage (it came from the estate of a man who visited England in the 1960s). The gentleman is wearing a full suit of plate armor and is standing with a woman wearing what appears to be an English hood gable headdress and fur-cuffed gown tied around the waist with a girdle. Both have their hands in a prayer position. Judging by their garb we believe the couple’s vault likely dates to the early Tudor period around the turn of the 16th century.

We do not know what type of medium was used to create this rubbing. We are guessing that the paper that was used is some sort of parchment paper or vellum. The entire rubbing measures roughly 25 1/4” x 25 1/4”. The actual size of the 2 images measures roughly 18” from top to bottom. The item has edge wear, wrinkles, creases, and a couple of small smudge type marks which is to be expected with this type of art process (see pictures). There are also 4 tack holes, one in each of the corners. One of these tack holes has a small tear in it. This vintage paper monumental brass vault grave marker rubbing of an unidentified 16th century English noble couple is sure to be a nice addition to your collection. We do our best to properly describe an item, but please take a close look at the pictures to assess condition (mouse over to zoom, click to enlarge). Speaking of pictures, we aim to capture images that accurately represent an item’s physical attributes such as color, condition, size, etc., but please note that an actual item may appear differently in hand than it did on screen. This is one of several brass grave rubbings that we currently have listed. View or search our other items here.

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