Our Rambles in Old London
Our Rambles in Old London
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Peter ; and on the two side pieces, which are exactly alike, St. Peter sits enthroned, clothed in pontifical robes, with an angel on either side whose wings are composed of peacocks' feathers, as in Fra Filippo Lippi's ' Annunciation ' at the National Gallery and in many other works of the old masters. The whole pall is most beautifully embroidered and wrought in richest gold, silk, and satin thread, the faces finely tinted after nature, and all the colours bright and vivid like some Venetian p...icture. Besides this most interesting relic, we saw the Afaster's Chair, made of oak from old London Bridge, the seat composed of its foundation stone which was laid in 1 176 ; also a curious old drawing of the Pageant of the Fishmongers' Company, held on October 29, 16 16. The Fishmongers' Hall has been twice rebuilt on the same site. The oldest structure dated from the reign of Edward III. , and was the first large building that fell a victim to the Orcat I'ire in 1666, which broke out hard by.
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Peter ; and on the two side pieces, which are exactly alike, St. Peter sits enthroned, clothed in pontifical robes, with an angel on either side whose wings are composed of peacocks' feathers, as in Fra Filippo Lippi's ' Annunciation ' at the National Gallery and in many other works of the old masters. The whole pall is most beautifully embroidered and wrought in richest gold, silk, and satin thread, the faces finely tinted after nature, and all the colours bright and vivid like some Venetian p...icture. Besides this most interesting relic, we saw the Afaster's Chair, made of oak from old London Bridge, the seat composed of its foundation stone which was laid in 1 176 ; also a curious old drawing of the Pageant of the Fishmongers' Company, held on October 29, 16 16. The Fishmongers' Hall has been twice rebuilt on the same site. The oldest structure dated from the reign of Edward III. , and was the first large building that fell a victim to the Orcat I'ire in 1666, which broke out hard by.
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