
cornwall churches
Folder: english churches by county
duloe font
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This font is believed to come from the nearby holy well; snakes and dolphins surround the top with larger beasts on the basin. Possibly c.1140?
altarnun font 1180
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bodmin font 1180
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one of the most ornate of these fonts, often the designs on the bowl have had to be cut back or are hidden by the corner shafts. lions, snakes and humans vie with ornate foliage in decorating the bowls, and angels or men form the corners.
lanreath font 1190
lansallos font 1170
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lanreath altar 1190
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this is half of an altar stone, marked with three of the original five crosses, and has this norman chip carved design on two faces. it is much smaller than later mensae, but bigger than extant saxon super altars. from the disposition of the crosses, the original complete width can be extrapolated to have been about 900 mms., or 3 foot
st.michael caerhays 1810 coade stone
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st.day by c.hutchins 1828
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st.day 1828 c.hutchins
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st day in fog
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st day 1828 hutchins
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penzance 1832 c.hutchins
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penzance 1832 hutchins
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penzance 1832 hutchins
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penzance 1832 hutchins
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penzance 1832 hutchins
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st.michael's mount c15 hell
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st.neots 1480 adam and eve
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