Category:Cox & Buckley
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English: The firm Cox & Buckley was founded in 1881 when Michael J. C. Buckley became a partner of Cox & Son in London. The firm manufactured stained glass and other ecclesiastical art. When the firm failed, Michael J. C. Buckley moved to Youghal where he continued to work with stained glass. Short before the death of Michael J. C. Buckley in 1905, probably in 1903 or 1904, the company was taken over by James Watson & Co. in Youghal. See following entries in the Dictionary of Irish Architects: Cox & Buckley, Buckley, Michael Joseph Cunningham.
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Media in category "Cox & Buckley"
The following 10 files are in this category, out of 10 total.
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Leatherhead, St Mary & St Nicholas, Edward Budd memorial window.jpg 2,165 × 4,000; 2.47 MB
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Leatherhead, St Mary & St Nicholas, Stained glass window Raising of Lazarus.jpg 2,622 × 4,500; 3.85 MB
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Leatherhead, St Mary & St Nicholas, Stained glass window, Last Supper.jpg 2,189 × 4,500; 4.6 MB
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Leatherhead, St Mary & St Nicholas, Stained glass window, Suffer little children.jpg 2,422 × 4,500; 3.29 MB
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Monaghan Saint Macartan's Cathedral Window Saint Dympna 2013 09 21.jpg 1,013 × 3,091; 2.82 MB
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Monaghan Saint Macartan's Cathedral Window Saints Bartholomew and Thomas 2013 09 21.jpg 1,694 × 3,140; 4.47 MB
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Monaghan Saint Macartan's Cathedral Window Saints Peter and James the Lesser 2013 09 21.jpg 1,489 × 2,699; 3.45 MB
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