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Object Type: design
Catalogue number: BLA408
Retailer: Morris & Co.

Stained glass design of foliage in trefoil and small light part of a light window- window with tracery

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Date: 1868
Object Type: design
Material: pencil and ink on paper
Catalogue number: BLA412

Morris & Co., working drawing for the tracery canopy design for St John’s Church, Tuebrook, Liverpool. With leading in directions working drawing

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Object Type: design
Catalogue number: BLA407
Artist: Burne-Jones | Edward Coley | Sir | 1833 | 1898

Stained glass design by Edward Burne-Jones. Depicting a full length figure holding a chalice from which a phoenix arises, and a book. The maid stands before a trellis upon which a grapevine is growing and beyond a pomegranate bush.

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Object Type: design
Catalogue number: BLA406
Designer: Burne-Jones | Edward Coley | Sir | 1833 | 1898
Artist: Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co.

Stained glass design based on Edward Burne-Jones original 1862 design. Used for Morris, Marshal, Faulkner & Co. windows for St Michael and All Angels Church, Lyndhurst, New Forest. Inscribed “Lyndhurst 4 Maries companion to 4 apostles, and: The four Maries after B R” in pencil

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Date: 1881
Object Type: design
Catalogue number: BLA404
Artist: Burne-Jones | Edward Coley | Sir | 1833 | 1898

Stained glass design by Edward Burne-Jones for Morris & Co. The design depicts Christ holding an orb, surrounded by angels with folder wings. It is inscribed: Emmanuel Church, Plymouth 21.9.1881

See: Albert Charles (A. C.) Sewter, The Stained Glass of William Morris and His Circle, 1974, vol II p. 154

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Object Type: design
Catalogue number: BlA314
Artist: Dearle, John Henry (1859 - 1932)
Retailer: Morris & Co. Art-Workers Ltd., 17 George Street, Hanover Square, London

Design for window at St Faith’s Wandsworth. St Michael spearing a dragon; St George standing before a curtain. Upper right corner signed by J H Dearle; inscribed: St faiths Wandsworth Scale 1” =1′ ; Morris & Co 17 George St Hanover

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Dimensions: 35.3 x 38.6
Object Type: design
Material: pen, pencil on paper
Catalogue number: A1417
Artist: Jack, Margery (1894 - 1974)
Credit notes: Gift of John Brandon-Jones, 2006

This cartoon by Margery Jack is similar to her cartoon A1418, and depicts a village scene at a crossroads drawn in black ink.

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Dimensions: 32.7 x 57.7
Object Type: design
Material: pen, pencil on paper
Catalogue number: A1418
Artist: Jack, Margery (1894 - 1974)
Credit notes: Gift of John Brandon-Jones, 2006

This cartoon by Margery Jack is similar to her cartoon A1417, and depicts a village scene at a crossroads drawn in black ink.

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Date: 1898
Object Type: design
Material: watercolour on paper
Catalogue number: A452
Artist: Faulkner, Kate
Retailer: Morris & Co.

Original wallpaper design for Mallow, designed by Kate Faulkner for Morris & Co. in 1898.

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Date: 1917
Dimensions: 53 x 38.5
Object Type: design
Material: pen, pencil on paper
Catalogue number: A1416
Artist: Jack, Margery (1894 - 1974)
Credit notes: Gift of John Brandon-Jones, 2006

This cartoon by Margery Jack points out the difference in meaning of a potatoe (sic) race in 1913, with children running a race balancing potatoes on spoons, and 1917 during World War One when rationing meant people would race to form a queue to buy potatoes.

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