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					56Description: Flattened arched rectangular shape; cavetto moulded edge all round; Stuart royal arms with lion and unicorn supporters, crown, garter and motto; CR initials placed separately outside supporters; date split either side of crown. Notes: A much-copied variant with the additional initials, I T, above the date and on either side of the crown. Copies of this fireback are known. Inscription: I T / 1635 / C R / HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE / DIEV ET MON DROIT Arms: English Stuart royal (Charles I ) - Decoration tags:
- rectangular with round arch (shape)
- cavetto (edging)
- whole carved pattern
- planklines
- armorial
- royal
- text
 Manufactured: in 1635 in the Weald area of England. Current location: Dyrham Park, Dyrham, Gloucestershire, England. Museum number: 453291 (part of the National Trust museum group) Citation: Lloyd, N., 1925, 'Domestic Ironwork I', Architectural Review, 58, pp. 58-67. - Attached to series:
- Carolean royal armorial firebacks
- Stuart royal armorial firebacks
 
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					282Description: Arched rectangle; cavetto moulded edging; garter enclosing Stuart royal arms, crown, crowned lion and unicorn supporters and motto; initials in top corners. Notes: The crown is not typically English in form, suggesting that the patternmaker may have been of foreign extraction. Copies of this fireback are known. Inscription: C R / [Garter motto - illeg.] Arms: English Stuart royal - Decoration tags:
- rectangular with round arch (shape)
- cavetto (edging)
- whole carved pattern
- armorial
- royal
- text
 Manufactured: in the mid- to late-17th century in England. Current location: Chequers, Ellesborough, Buckinghamshire, England. 
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					1076Description: Fragment; arched rectangular fireback with embattled, cavetto-moulded edging; English Stuart royal shield, Garter, crown and supporters, stemmed rose and stemmed thistle, respectively, to left and right of crown; initials CR above crown; all within a plain border, with short lengths of twisted rope edging containing, at the top, the initial M between a split date; initials (only S surviving) below date. Notes: A Carolean composite fireback. The armorial fireback includes stylistic elements - the form of the unicorn and of the harp - identical to those on two series of firebacks dated 1618 and 1619, indicating the work of the same pattern-maker; its width is 490mm. Inscription: M / 1634 / [?] S / C R Arms: English Stuart royal (Charles I) - Decoration tags:
- rounded arched (shape)
- rope (edging)
- carved pattern panels
- composite
- individual letters
- individual numbers
- heraldic
- armorial
- text
 Manufactured: in 1634 possibly in the Forest of Dean area of England. Current location: Black and White House Museum, The Old House, High Town, Hereford, Herefordshire, England. 
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					445Description: Arched rectangular shape; cavetto moulded edging; garter enclosing Stuart royal arms, with supporters, crown and motto; date split either side of garter buckle. Notes: The style of the numerals is very similar to those on a plate bearing a lion, dated 1656, and is likely to be the work of the same pattern-maker; a variant (no. 253) has a substituted date of 1664. Inscription: C R / 16 41 Arms: English Stuart royal - Decoration tags:
- rectangular with round arch (shape)
- cavetto (edging)
- whole carved pattern
- armorial
- royal
- text
 Manufactured: in 1641 in the Weald area of England. Current location: Anne of Cleves House, Southover High Street, Lewes, East Sussex, England. (part of the Sussex Archaeological Society museum group) - Attached to series:
- Carolean royal armorial firebacks
- Stuart royal armorial firebacks
- Royalist series
 
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					449Description: Arched rectangular shape; cavetto edging; armorial; Stuart English royal arms within a circular garter; crown, motto and supporters (crowned lion and unicorn); initials separated by crown; left rectangular extension panel with double ovolo-moulded edging; top, putto face above initials in triad, with floral patera below; right rectangular extension panel with double ovolo-moulded edging; top, putto face above date, with floral patera below. Notes: A widely copied armorial fireback with extension panels of a style associated with other date and initial firebacks; the central fireback measures 1080 x 860mm. Inscription: [central fireback] C [R missing] / ..I SOI T.QVI.MAL.Y. ...SE; [left panel] IRM [triad]; [right panel] 1686 Arms: English Stuart royal - Decoration tags:
- rectangular with round arch (shape)
- complex individual (edging)
- carved stamps
- whole carved pattern
- individual letters
- individual numbers
- extension panels
- armorial
- royal
- text
 Manufactured: in 1686 in the Weald area of England. Current location: Anne of Cleves House, Southover High Street, Lewes, East Sussex, England. Museum number: LH000.951 (part of the Sussex Archaeological Society museum group) 
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					644Description: Formerly arched rectangular, arch now missing; cavetto-moulded edging, invected on the inner edge; English royal Stuart shield, garter, crown (mainly missing), supporters and motto; date split either side of crown; monogram to right of unicorn supporter. Notes: The monogram probably identifies the pattern-maker, whose invected edging seems to be a distinctive style. From another fireback of the same design (no. 1018), complete with the arch, the height is approx 710mm. Inscription: 1638 / HONI SOIT QUI MAL Y PENSE / RN / DIEV ET MON DROIT Arms: English Stuart royal - Decoration tags:
- rectangular (shape)
- invested cavetto (edging)
- whole carved pattern
- individual numbers
- monogram
- armorial
- royal
- text
 Manufactured: in 1638 in England. Current location: Six Poor Travellers House, High Street, Rochester, Kent, England. Museum number: A4328 (part of the Rochester Guildhall Museum museum group) - Attached to series:
- RN series
- Carolean royal armorial firebacks
- Stuart royal armorial firebacks
 
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					350Description: Arched rectangular shape; cavetto edging; armorial; Stuart English royal arms within a circular garter; crown, motto and supporters (crowned lion and unicorn); initials separated by crown. Notes: An early casting of a widely copied fireback. A later copy with an inserted, probably spurious, date is no. 1303. Copies of this fireback are known. Inscription: C R / HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE / DIEU ET MON DROIT Arms: English Stuart royal - Decoration tags:
- rectangular with round arch (shape)
- cavetto (edging)
- whole carved pattern
- armorial
- royal
- text
 Manufactured: in the mid-17th century in England. Current location: Knole, Sevenoaks, Kent, England. (part of the National Trust museum group) - Attached to series:
- Carolean royal armorial firebacks
- Stuart royal armorial firebacks
 
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					253Description: Arched rectangular shape; cavetto moulded edging; garter enclosing Stuart royal arms, with supporters, crown and motto; date split either side of garter buckle; rectangular extension panel at bottom. Notes: An altered casting from a 1641 original (no. 445), the last part of the date having disproportionate numerals; often copied. From the detail of the relief, probably an early casting. Copies of this fireback are known. Inscription: C R / HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE / 16 64 / DIEV ET MON DROIT Arms: English Stuart royal - Decoration tags:
- rectangular with round arch (shape)
- cavetto (edging)
- whole carved pattern
- individual numbers
- extension panels
- armorial
- royal
- text
 Manufactured: in 1664 possibly in the Weald area of England. Current location: not known. - Attached to series:
- Carolean royal armorial firebacks
- Stuart royal armorial firebacks
- Royalist series
 
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					749Description: Flattened arched rectangular shape; cavetto moulded edge all round; Stuart royal arms with lion and unicorn supporters, crown, garter and motto; CR initials placed separately outside supporters; date split either side of crown. Notes: A commonly copied variant has the intials, IT, at the top; one vertical plank-line on right side. Copies of this fireback are known. Inscription: 1635 / C R / HONI SOIT QVI MAL Y PENSE / DIEV ET MON DROIT Arms: English Stuart royal - Charles I - Decoration tags:
- rectangular with round arch (shape)
- cavetto (edging)
- whole carved pattern
- planklines
- armorial
- royal
- text
 Manufactured: in 1635 possibly in the Weald area of England. Current location: Victoria & Albert Museum, Cromwell Road, Kensington & Chelsea, Greater London, England. Museum number: 795.1896 (part of the Victoria & Albert Museum museum group) Citation: Anon., 2 Dec 1905, 'Old Kent and Sussex Fire-backs', Country Life, pp. 767-768. - Attached to series:
- Stuart royal armorial firebacks
- Carolean royal armorial firebacks
 
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					795Description: Arched rectangular shape; cavetto-moulded edging; English royal Stuart shield, garter, crown, supporters and motto; initials split by crown. Notes: The arches of the crown are not typically English in form, suggesting a possibly continental pattern-maker. Inscription: C R / HONI SOIT QVI MAL ...PEN... Arms: English Stuart royal - Decoration tags:
- rectangular with round arch (shape)
- cavetto (edging)
- whole carved pattern
- armorial
- royal
- text
 Manufactured: in the 17th century possibly in the Weald area of England. Current location: Winchester Museums Store, Unit F2, Bar End Industrial Estate, Winchester, Hampshire, Winchester, Hampshire, England. Museum number: WINCM:LH 3737 (part of the Winchester Museums museum group) 
 
								
								
								 
							
							
							 
							
							
							 
								
								
								 
								
								
								 
								
								
								 
								
								
								 
							
							
							 
							
							
							