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Suit of Armour

Artist: British

Location: Museum of London

Date: 1631-1640

Materials: steel

Grant:

Amount Paid: £150 (Total: £150)

Vendor: Sotheby's

Review number: 933 (1934)

Provenance:
Dymokes of Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire; Mr Refern, 1877.

Description:
A complete, unrestored suit of armour worn by the King's Champion at the coronation of James II. The ventail of the helmet is pierced with circles; the gauntlets have their original crimson fringes as do the pauldrons and gorget. Made by the Royal Armouries.

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