15th century foliage quatrefoil originally made for Hill House, Dereham
15th century shield
15th century foliage quatrefoil originally made for Hill House, Dereham
15th century panel
15th century panel
15th century panel
15th century panel
15th century panel
15th century panel
15th century panel
15th century panel
15th century fragmentary arms of Delapole under 15th century canopy .
15th century arms of Lord Morley under 15th century canopy
16th century large heraldic crown under 15th century fragmentary canopy
Quatrefoil of fragments including part of St Peter with keys & 16th century head of St Hildegund of Meer, under a 14th/15th century fragmentary canopy
Mid 15th century Norwich School, head of unknown bearded man surrounded by sun bursts from border. Originally made for Hill House, East Dereham
16th century shield with merchant's mark between initials RD
15th century roundel with crowned Tudor rose on twig between initials RH, presumably for Rex Henricus
14th century shield
Two 15th century roundels
15th century shield
15th century roundel with IHU monogram on shield in rod and leaf border
15th century IHC monogram
Mid 15th century Norwich School, head of Moses with rays of light shining from his ears. Originally made for Hill House, East Dereham
15th century standing angel holding a shield
Mid 15th century figure of God the Father originally from a scene depicting the coronation of the Virgin
15th century fragmentary roundel depicting the Resurrection
15th century foliage eyelets. Originally made for Hill House, East Dereham
15th century fragments of pedestals
15th century roundel with IHC monogram
15th century apostle's head, angel's head and fragment of baptism of Christ.
15th century quatrefoil made up of fragments including : part of feathered angel carrying a bowl, a wheel & part of a saint carrying a sword
15th century small angel's head set on foliage
15th century roundel depicting St Matthew as the Divine Man - originally made for the drawing room in the Bishop's Palace
15th century roundel with evangelist symbol of St Mark as winged lion
Mid 14th century roundel of grotesque figure playing bagpipes. Originally made for the drawing room in the Bishop's Palace.
Late 15th century roundel depicting St Catherine standing on Emperor Maxentius
This window contains the most important collection of medieval glass in the Cathedral, including examples from the Norwich School of Glass Painting. They were collected by Dennis King of G King & son in 1963 and given by the Friends of Norwich Cathedral to commemorate Sir Thomas Erpingham (died 1428).
The borders of the window are filled with medieval fragments.
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