British costume during XIX centuries (civil and ecclesiastical) (1910)
Ashdown, Charles H., Mrs · London and Edinburgh : T. C. & e. c. Jack · leaf 265
rdi—it is one of thefinest examples we possessdelineating this feature.The effigy of Lady Vernon,wife of Sir Richard Vernon,1450, in Tong Church,Shropshire, affords us anexceptionally fine exampleof the horned head-dressin an unexaggerated formwhich is well worth atten-tion (Fig. 208, PL).… … Fio. 207.—Lady Tiptoft, 1446. EnfieldChurch, Middlesex. LADY, 1450-1470 (Henry VI., Edward IV.) Head-dress.—Forked. Adapted from a representation on a con-temporary misericorde. Cloak.—Ermine ; black velvet powdered with golden fleurs-de-lis;lined blue satin. Jewelled Morse.—With pendent chain.…
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