Smith, H. Clifford (Harold Clifford), 1876-1960 · London : Methuen and co · leaf 233
hedress underneath. Uponits opposite edges werefixed two ornamentalrosettes or lozenges, connected by cords terminating intassels, or by a band across the breast. In the case ofceremonious attire this band was of metal, profuselyjewelled, while the ornamental pieces or clasps at eachend were of… … Mantle clasp (portion) on effigy of Henry IV(Canterbury Cathedral). MEDIEVAL BROOCHES diamond-shaped clasps of fine design. Henrys Queen,Joanna of Navarre, who lies beside him, has clasps ofalmost the same form, fixed near the shoulders, andunited by a simple band. Somewhat similar orna-ments,…
Jewelry
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