Works of art

A candlestick foot in the form of a cockerel

Second half 13th century
Germany, Lower Saxony

A large cross covered with engraved foliage

c. 1440 - 1460
Upper Rhine or Switzerland, Basel?

A micro-architectural custodia or monstrance

c. 1400-1450
Northern Spain

A Ciborium with Angels holding the Instruments of the Passion

c. 1400
Spain, Catalonia, Montblanc

A cusped drinking bowl with fantastical beasts in roundels

c. 1350-1400
Serbian Empire

A large belt buckle inlaid with gemstones

c. 550 - 600 CE
Visigothic Spain

A three comb burgonet from the state guard of Charles V

c. 1540-1550
Germany, Augsburg or Innsbruck

The Berger Cope

c. 1480 - 1500
England

Scenes from the Lives of the Virgin and Christ

c. 1400
Italy, Florence

A baptismal font

15th century
Low Countries, Tournai or Dinant

A large lustreware charger emblazoned with 'IHS' among parsley leaves and bryony flowers

c. 1430-60
Spain, Valencia or Manises

A pile of nested weights, commissioned by the King of Portugal, Manuel I

dated 1499
cast most likely in Nuremberg, but handled through a Flemish agent

An aquamanile in the form of a deer

12th century
Scandanavia or Lower Saxony

A tile depicting a galloping huntsman

Late 15th - 16th century
France

A double-sided processional cross

c. 1450
Italy, Venice

A Chasuble with opus anglicanum embroidered orphreys

c. 1480 - 1500
England

A reliquary chasse showing Christ in Majesty

c. 1200
France, Limoges

Woven silk with marching lions

c. 7th century CE
Central Asia, Sasanian design

A large Saracenic cassone with geometric inlay

c. 1500
Italy, probably Venice

A medieval girdle

late 13th century
Southern Germany or east-central Europe

Two cuerda seca ceiling tiles

c. 1500
Spain, Seville or Toledo

A 'Santa Fina' maiolica jug

c. 1480
Italy, Florentine region, probably Montelupo

A jug with a bust-length portrait of a woman

c. 1430 - 50
Italy, probably Montelupo

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Sam Fogg
Art of the Middle Ages