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A tomb chest with effigies of Sir Thomas Hungerford, mailed, head resting on helm, feet on lion and his wife Joan Lady Hungerford in cloak and mantle, head upon cushion, feet on two dogs. The work is surrounded by elaborate wrought iron railings that were part of Margaret Lady Hungerford's redecoration scheme of the later 17th century. The tomb was re-erected c.1820–40. The repainting of the tomb chest is from the late 18th–19th century.

English Heritage, Farleigh Hungerford Castle

Bath

Title

Sir Thomas Hungerford (c.1327–1397) and Lady Joan Hungerford (d.1412)*

Date

c.1413

Medium

painted limestone

Measurements

H 151 x W 217 x D 123 cm

Accession number

UNAC.FHC.2

Work type

Tomb or mausoleum

English Heritage, Farleigh Hungerford Castle

A366, Farleigh Hungerford, Bath, Somerset BA2 7RS England

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