Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)
Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 164
the Nave is occupiedby this timber structure;in plan it forms an Anti-Chapel into which thesouth door opens. Inthe centre, and raisedupon an old brick stepwith oaken curb, is theoctagonal Font, an ele-gant specimen of Per-pendicular workman-ship, the top has quatre-foils and rosettes; theshaft,… … TOWER ARCH, r FOURTEENTH CENTURY. Beyond this, and en-a gallery of the Doric and letters in early days, and 154 CHURCHES OF ESSEX. order. Small as this Church is, it would appear to have beentoo large for the congregation when the gallery was erected in1765, or it would, in all probability, have…
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