. La storia di Victoria della contea di Hertford. Storia naturale. EDWINSTREE CENTO ASPENDEN CON WAKELEY piccola luce unica degli inizi del XII secolo di lavoro. L'arco esterno è realizzato in pietra focaia macerie, ma la testa originale potrebbe essere stato di pietra. All'estremità ovest della parete nord è un basso-finestra laterale con cusped ogee arch e rose nei pennacchi ; si tratta probabilmente degli inizi del XVI ° secolo data. Al di sotto del XIII secolo la lancetta è un ampio incavo arcuato, che potrebbe essere stata utilizzata come un sepolcro Pasqua. L'arco stampato è appuntita, l'etichetta crocketed formando un arco ogee sopra scolpite con Terminale per tenda ;

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. The Victoria history of the county of Hertford. Natural history. EDWINSTREE HUNDRED ASPENDEN WITH WAKELEY small single light of early 12th-century work. The external arch is formed in flint rubble, but the original head may have been of stone. At the west end of the north wall is a low-side window with cusped ogee arch and roses in the spandrels ; it is probably of early 16th-century date. Under the 13th-century lancet is a wide-arched recess, which may have been used as an Easter sepulchre. The moulded arch is pointed, the crocketed label forming an ogee arch above, with carved finial ; the recess is flanked by pilaster buttresses with crocketed gablets ; the spandrels are traceried and the top embattled. It is of early 15th-century work, but has been restored. In the south wall of the chancel is a 1 3th-century lancet window, under which is an aumbry, chiefly modern, and part of the basin of a piscina with eight- foiled drain. The arcade between the chancel and the south chapel consists of two circular arches of two splayed orders. The piers are octagonal, and on each face and on the soffit of the arches are sunk panels carved with arabesques. The arms of Freeman, with the date 1622, appear over the arcade on the south side. There is no chancel arch ; the chancel roof is modem. The east window of the south chapel is of three cinquefoiled lights under a low elliptical head; the south window has two lights with similar detail ; they are probably of 15th-century date altered in the 17th century. In the north-west angle is the blocked entrance to the rood stair. The chapel is inclosed with a 17th-century oak screen, the lower part of which is close panelled ; the top is pierced with a series of round arches on moulded balusters. The pews, which are of the same date, are inclosed with plain panelled oak, and the doors retain their ornamental iron hinges. The roof is divided into panels by moulded timbers, and is of late 15th or early 16th-century date. In the north w

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• bookcentury1900
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