2.—C.\RVED WOODEN CH.^IR FROM TVLn.M.F.NS CHURCH. I.EIT SIDE 13 Earlv Scaiiiiiiiaviaii U ood-Carviiigs this period ; and on the other face is a dragonesiiucbeast intertwined with a serpent. The style of thedecoration of the JeUingc monument correspondsvery nearly with that of a Danish headstone of a … -CARVED WOOnEN CHAIR FROM TYI.nAI.ENS CHURCH. RACK grave dug up in 1852 in St. Pauls Churchyard, andnow preserved under a glass case in the GuildhallLibrary, London (see Archaological Journal. \o\.xlii. p. 251). On this stone will also be seen the same four-footed beast with dragonesque head as at…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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