Gallery of Extant Ambries: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 18:00, 5 December 2020

Mid 16th Century Ambry, Bonham 2015 Auction Catalog (27.5”H x 33”W x 10”D)
Small Late 15th Century Ambry, Bonham 2013 Auction Catalog (31”H x 25”W x 10.5”D)
Late 15th Century Ambry, Bonham 2012 Auction Catalog (27”H x 27.5”W x 12”D)
Late 15th Century Ambry, Bonham 2012 Auction Catalog (52”H x 43”W x 14.5”D)
Early 16th Century Ambry, Sworder 2017 Auction Catalog (43”H x 43”W x 16”D) Src
Marhamchurch. (42.5”H x 43.75”W x 15.5”D) Src
An early 20th century Aumbry in elm (48.4”H x 44.5”W x 16.9”D) Src
Atlas Antiques (Repro) (41.75”H x 38.5”W x 15”D) Src
Unknown Ambry, possibly repro (60”H x 42”W x 18”D) Src
Possibly a 16th Century Repro (49”H x 46”W x 19”D), Great Chalfield, Wiltshire, National Trust Museum Src
Unknown Ambry, likely Repro Src
Unknown Ambry Src
Ambry at Haddon House, England Src
Group shot at Haddon House, England Src
Unknown Ambry
Ambry from the New York Metropolitan Museum Src
16th Century Style English Elm Aumbry, made in the 18th century (44”H x 39”W x 15.5”W) Src
Found on German eBay (56”H x 36”W x 10”D) Scr
Circa 1500 English Aumbry Welsh border area (54"H x 29"W x 17.25"D) Src
Circa 1490 English Oak Ambry (53"H x 43"W x 15"D) Src
1500 Gothic Ambry (48"H x 52.5"W x 23"D) Src
Late 15th Century Ambry (46"H x 46"W x 17"D) Src
Late 15th Century Ambry (46"H x 38"W x 17"D) Src

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