Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 58
ed;it is a square stone, and had a centreshaft with four small columns atthe corners; two of the bases ofthe latter are exposed to view, beyond the plinth of the presentFont. Another fragment of Purbeck was, at the erection of thepresent Font, placed as a Step, it is but little worn after beingused… … PERPENDICULAR FONT. 44 CHURCHES OF ESSEX. Century, underpinned with brick work and rubble flint. It hasundergone considerable alterations and the construction of theroof is hidden by a plaster ceiling; the entrance arch and itsside lights, with cusped heads, remain behind a modern facing;the sides…
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