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Tomb of Sir William Ryther (d.c.1426) and Sybil Aldburgh

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Churches Conservation Trust

Tomb of Sir William Ryther (d.c.1426) and Sybil Aldburgh
Tomb of Sir William Ryther (d.c.1426) and Sybil Aldburgh
Tomb of Sir William Ryther (d.c.1426) and Sybil Aldburgh
Tomb of Sir William Ryther (d.c.1426) and Sybil Aldburgh
Tomb of Sir William Ryther (d.c.1426) and Sybil Aldburgh
Tomb of Sir William Ryther (d.c.1426) and Sybil Aldburgh
Tomb of Sir William Ryther (d.c.1426) and Sybil Aldburgh
Tomb of Sir William Ryther (d.c.1426) and Sybil Aldburgh
Tomb of Sir William Ryther (d.c.1426) and Sybil Aldburgh
Tomb of Sir William Ryther (d.c.1426) and Sybil Aldburgh
Tomb of Sir William Ryther (d.c.1426) and Sybil Aldburgh
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A chest tomb upon which lie the effigies of a man dressed in armour, his hands in prayer, his feet feet resting on a lion, and a woman (damaged), the long sides of the tomb decorated with panels showing alternately armorial shields and a blank Gothic arch.
Title

Tomb of Sir William Ryther (d.c.1426) and Sybil Aldburgh

Date

c.1440

Medium

alabaster

Accession number

LS17_NH_CCT4

Work type

Tomb or mausoleum

Owner

The Churches Conservation Trust

Custodian

The Churches Conservation Trust

Work status

extant

Listing status

Grade I (England and Wales)

Listing date

30/03/66

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Located at

All Saints Church, Harewood Estate, Harewood

LS17 9LY

Artist or maker

unknown artist

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