ughter of Nicholas andMargaret Gaynesford, which although dated 1512 appears to havebeen engraved earlier, c. 1480, or copied from an older example. Itmuch resembles the figure of Nicholas Gaynesford both with regardto the position of the hands and that of the sword and gauntlets. 2 In Surrey Arch.… … floor at a prayer desk, the front panel of which is orna-mented with a daisy or marguerite in allusion to herchristian name, and on which lies an open book. Thedesk and also her head and shoulders still show theoriginal gilding, whilst her gown retains nearly all the original enamel usedto colour…
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