Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 77
hed column of the same kind forms the western jamb ofthe arcade, while that on the east is a square pier chamfered onthe edge ; the capitals and bases vary in form and consist chieflyof delicate mouldings. Within these arches are lancet win-dows of pleasing proportions. The remains of a credence… … EARLY ENGLISH PISCINA AND SEDILIA. a double piscina of the same date, agreeing with them in masonry,form of arch, and simplicity of design. The altar is approached by two steps, and as portions of thebases of the arcade are buried, and the floor but fourteen inchesbelow tiie seat of the sedilia, it…
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