A Trio of Yorkshire Monastic Stone Columns; The Benedictine Monk Estate, Whitby

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A Trio of Yorkshire Monastic Stone Columns; The Benedictine Monk Estate, WhitbyOrigin: English Period: Unknown Provenance: The Benedictine Monk Estate, Whitby, Yorkshire Date: Unknown Each: 33 x 16, 32 x 16, 28 x 15 The Yorkshire stone columns, of monastic origins, beautifully weathered with age, with lichen and moss deposits, each showing differing colours, and having been salvaged from the Benedictine Monk Estate, Whitby, Yorkshire. These columns are very heavy and will be delivered via a pallet so a forklift at the

It was to become second only to Fountains Abbey in Yorkshire as the most important Cistercian monastery in the country

A hugely decorative and wonderfully well-assembled slice of Victorian natural history preservation

Thomas Child (1839–1906) was a Scottish minister of The New Church and writer

the famed Burdash

This example however

dilute and concentrate

The work is presented unframed though on period card and will be sold with the mid twentieth century bulldog clip shown to hang it

here we have a good quality pair of bangles that are eye-catching

Aesop's Fable: The Tortoise and the Ducks

are very well rendered and realized

It is also possible they could have been associated with a Polynesian or Indonesian wagon

A silver penknife with two blades