Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 105
der, a curious speci-men of primitive work-manship, is constructedof half timbers, and theapproach to the Bell-chamber is through alittle forest of timber.There are frames for twoBells, but only one isleft; it is coeval with the woodwork, and dedicated to SaintJames : the inscription, »»ancte ♦… … STEP-LADDER. MOUNTNESSING. 95 IJiroBf OLD ENGLISH. white, is an ancient structure : the finial is a horned Capital,covered with lead, somewhat similarto that of Shenfield, and surmountedby a staff and vane. Among the rubbish in the en-closed portion of the North Aisle,are fragments of small…
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