A mass or scratch dial, perhaps? Probably not
A mass or scratch dial, perhaps? Probably not
Not just a beautiful Perpendicular-style 6-light window, a 6-light window with some secrets
Not just a beautiful Perpendicular-style 6-light window, a 6-light window with some secrets
Decorated period (C14) 2-light pointed windows with cusped lights and single quatrefoil tracery. Segmental pointed rere arch
Decorated period (C14) 2-light pointed windows with cusped lights and single quatrefoil tracery. Segmental pointed rere arch
Mouse really don't need to say anything more that "Beautiful" (although C14 and repainted by Butterfield during the church restoration)
Mouse really don't need to say anything more that "Beautiful" (although C14 and repainted by Butterfield during the church restoration)
Probably late C15. Three figures in elaborate niches. Angels below bearing some residual colour suggesting the whole was once painted in the same manner as the pulpit
Probably late C15. Three figures in elaborate niches. Angels below bearing some residual colour suggesting the whole was once painted in the same manner as the pulpit
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One wonders how this survived at all. Touched up perhaps but it looks largely original
One wonders how this survived at all. Touched up perhaps but it looks largely original
Fabulous panel roof with thick moulded ribs and leaf bosses. Gilded decoration. C14 and sumptuously painted and (if you'll excuse the expression) "touched up by Butterfield". A really fine roof.
Fabulous panel roof with thick moulded ribs and leaf bosses. Gilded decoration. C14 and sumptuously painted and (if you'll excuse the expression) "touched up by Butterfield". A really fine roof.
Mouse may be in the gutter (again)
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Mouse may be in the gutter (again)
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Late C15 to early C16 and the Perpendicular period comes slowly to an end. 300 years perfecting the art of the church
Late C15 to early C16 and the Perpendicular period comes slowly to an end. 300 years perfecting the art of the church
Early C15 3-stage tower. Set back buttresses, string courses, pierced parapet and pinnacles. This marks a return to the 3-window bell stage seen in many of the churches of the River Axe such as #StAndrewCheddar
Early C15 3-stage tower. Set back buttresses, string courses, pierced parapet and pinnacles. This marks a return to the 3-window bell stage seen in many of the churches of the River Axe such as #StAndrewCheddar
Cheeky, almost piratical bearded bishop corbel. Discontented with shouldering the burden of a roof, this bishop is slowly moving left in a bid for escape
Cheeky, almost piratical bearded bishop corbel. Discontented with shouldering the burden of a roof, this bishop is slowly moving left in a bid for escape
Late C15 to early C16 and the Perpendicular period comes slowly to an end. 300 years perfecting the art of the church
Perpendicular 3 stage with 4 string courses and pierced parapet. The angled buttresses are croqueted at the bell stage and then extend as pilasters surmounted by croqueted pinnacles
Perpendicular 3 stage with 4 string courses and pierced parapet. The angled buttresses are croqueted at the bell stage and then extend as pilasters surmounted by croqueted pinnacles
Mouse is much taken by the chancel roof. The structure is C14, the painting C19 by Butterfield. Whether this followed the original design or one of his own, Butterfield left a wonderful legacy in this fine church (who'd have thought?)
Mouse is much taken by the chancel roof. The structure is C14, the painting C19 by Butterfield. Whether this followed the original design or one of his own, Butterfield left a wonderful legacy in this fine church (who'd have thought?)