A group of five relief carved limestone fragments of Mediaeval Gothic tracery

A group of five relief carved limestone fragments of Mediaeval Gothic tracery, 13th/ 14th century, the largest example of triangular form, with two outscrolling and confronting foliate stems, mounted, framed and glazed; the others similar and smaller

19cm high, 25cm wide; its case 30cm high, 38cm wide

And a further Mediaeval Gothic limestone fragment, relief carved as a foliate quatrefoil

17cm high, 20cm wide, 11cm thick

PROVENANCE:

Previously in the collection of the late Professor Charles Reginald Dodwell, Pilkington Professor of History of Art and Director of Whitworth Gallery, Manchester University 1966-89; and thence by descent