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Simon Knott @SimoninSuffolk ·

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To north Essex for #FontsOnFriday, and the appropriately small-scale 15th Century font at Helions Bumpstead, appropriate for this dear little chocolate box of a church. 1/3

Helions Bumpstead: http://www.simonknott.co.uk/essexchurches/helionsbumpstead.htm

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johnevigar @johnevigar ·

28 Nov 1994333015585985005

Arkesden, Essex, St Mary the Virgin. A gaudily painted six poster monument to Mr and Mrs Cutte (1592). Image courtesy of Dr John Salmon.

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Dr Francis Young @DrFrancisYoung ·

28 Nov 1994345141570527553

Wow, never seen anything quite like this - a font’s very own box pew

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Simon Knott @SimoninSuffolk ·

28 Nov 1994340129243058379

2/3 'to the Glory of God and in memory of Louisa Wix who died in infancy'

Another detail of the same window, by Clayton & Bell at Littlebury. The church depicted appears to be intended as that of nearby Great Bardfield, a coincidence perhaps.

Littlebury: http://www.simonknott.co.uk/essexchurches/littlebury.htm

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