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Description of the plates

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English Heritage

Publication

Survey of London: volume 9: The parish of St Helen, Bishopsgate, part I

Author

Minnie Reddan and Alfred W. Clapham

Year published

1924

Pages

9-13

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'Description of the plates', Survey of London: volume 9: The parish of St Helen, Bishopsgate, part I (1924), pp. IX-XIII. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=98353 Date accessed: 19 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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DESCRIPTION OF THE PLATES.


Frontispiece. Coloured drawing of glass		By F. S. Eden.
Early views
1.	Priory Ruins from the east	From Wilkinson's Londina Illustrata.
2.	Nuns' Frater from southwest	Drawing by Frederick Nash (Gardner Collection).
3.	Leathersellers' Old Hall from the east	Drawing by Frederick Nash (Gardner Collection).
4.	The Church and Leathersellers' Hall from the east	From an engraving of a painting in the Guildhall, London.
5.	The Church from the southwest	From an engraving by West and Toms.
6.	Interior of St. Helen's Church looking south (A.D. 1805)	From a watercolour drawing in the possession of the Merchant Taylors' Company (Gardner Collection).
7.	Interior of Church looking west	From an engraving in Malcolm's Londinium Redivivum.
8.	Undercroft of the Nuns' Dorter	From an engraving in Wilkinson's Londina Illustrata.
9.	(1) The Chapter House looking east. (2) The Sacristy looking west. (3) The Dorter Undercroft, looking south	From water-colour drawings in the Gardner Collection.
Photographs and Drawings
10.	The West Front	Photograph by Edward Yates.
11.	The South-west Door (exterior)	Photograph by Edward Yates.
12.	The South Door (exterior)	Photograph by Francis R. Taylor.
13.	(a) North Wall of Nuns' Quire (exterior)	Photographs by P. K. Kipps.
13.	(b) Corbel in Sacristy	Photographs by P. K. Kipps.
14.	Two views of North Wall of Nuns' Quire (remains of Sacristy)	Photographs by P. K. Kipps.
15.	The Parish Nave looking east	Photograph by Edward Yates.
16.	The Arcade, between the Nuns' Quire and the Nave, looking south-west	Photograph by Will. F. Taylor.
17.	The same looking south-east	Photograph by Edward Yates.
18.	Details of Arcade between Nave and Nuns' Quire	Photographs by W. P. Young.
19.	North Wall of Nuns' Quire looking west	Photograph by Edward Yates.
20.	Exterior, North Elevation	From measured drawings by the late J. L. Pearson, R.A., traced and rearranged by P. K. Kipps.
21 and 22.	Exterior. (a) South Elevation of Nave, and (b) South Elevation of Transept
23.	Exterior, East Elevation
24.	Exterior, West Elevation
25.	Interior, Section looking north	From measured drawings by the late J. L. Pearson, R.A., traced and rearranged by P. K. Kipps.
26.	Interior, Section looking south
27.	Interior. (a) Section through Transept looking south, and (b) Section through Transcpt looking east
28.	Interior, Section looking cast
29.	Interior, Section looking west,
Brasses
30.	Civilian and Wife, circa 1465	From rubbings by Mill Stephenson.
31.	Nicholas Wotton, 1482
32.	Thomas Wylliams, 1495, and Margaret his Wife
33.	John Leventhorp, 1510
34.	Robert Rochester, Sergeant of the Pantry, 1514
35.	Lady in Heraldic Mantle, c. 1535
36.	The same showing Original Slab	From a drawing in the Collection of the Merchant Taylors' Company (Gardner Collection).
Lost Brasses
37.	Lady, circa 1420. (a) Showing Original Slab. (b) Figure from Rubbing.	From a drawing in the Collection of the Merchant Taylors' Company (Gardner Collection).
38	Thomas Benolt and his two Wives, 1534	From a drawing in the Collection of the Society of Antiquaries, London.
39.	The same	From a drawing in the Collection of the Merchant Taylors' Company (Gardner Collection).
40.	Lady, circa 1540, with added inscription to Lomley, 1592	From a drawing in the Collection of the Merchant Taylors' Company (Gardner Collection).
Fittings
41.	Communion Table	Photograph by Edward Yates.
42.	The South Door Case	Photograph by Edward Yates.
43.	Pediment over the South Door Case	Photograph by Francis R. Taylor.
44.	The South Door Case	Measured Drawing by E. R. B. Harris.
45.	The South-west Door Case	Photograph by Edward Yates.
46.	The Font	Photograph by T. J. Edmonds.
47.	The Font and Cover	Measured Drawing by P. K. Kipps.
48.	The Font at the East End	Photograph by Edward Yates.
49.	Painted Glass in South Chapel, Merchant's Mark and Arms of Sir John Crosby	Measured Drawings by F. S. Eden.
50.	(a) Funeral Helm	Photographs by Edward Yates.
50.	(b) Console at back of Organ Case	Photographs by Edward Yates.
51.	Piscina and Niche in Lady Chapel	Measured Drawings by the late W. A. Webb.
52.	The Church Plate	Two Photographs by Edward Yates.
53.	(a) Fragment found in Bernard Monument	Photograph by H. W. Fincham.
53.	(b) The Poor Box	Photograph by George Trotman.
54.	The Pulpit	Photograph by Edward Yates.
55.	Detail of Panels in Pulpit	Photograph by Francis R. Taylor.
56.	The Pulpit	Measured Drawing by Francis R. Taylor.
57.	The Wrought-iron Sword Rest	Photograph by Edward Yates.
58.	The Wrought-iron Sword Rest	Measured Drawing by Robert Pearsall.
59.	The Wooden Sword Rest	Photograph by London County Council.
60.	(a) Figure in Lady Chapel	Photograph by Francis R. Taylor.
	(b) The Stalls from the Nuns' Quire	Photograph by W. P. Young.
Monuments
61.	In the North-east Corner of the Nuns' Quire	Photograph by Edward Yates.
62.	Sir Thomas Gresham, 1579	From a photograph lent by B. T. Batsford, Ltd.
63.	Coat of Arms, Gresham Tomb	Photograph by T. O. Thirtle.
64.	Sir Thomas Gresham	Measured Drawing by T. O. Thirtle and E. L. Wratten.
65.	Sir Thomas Gresham. Details	Measured Drawing by T. O. Thirtle and E. L. Wratten.
66.	William Finch, 1672	Photograph by Edward Pady.
67.	William Finch	Measured Drawing by G. Gordon Godfrey and Percy W. Lovell.
68.	The Easter Tabernacle and Tomb of Johane Alfrey, 1525	Measured Drawing by E. C. Nisbet.
69.	William Bond, 1576	Photograph by Edward Yates.
70.	The same	Measured Drawing by Joseph Seddon.
71.	Peter Gaussen, 1788	From a photograph lent by Mrs. Crane.
72.	Martin Bond, 1643	Photograph by Edward Pady.
73.	The same	Measured Drawing by G. Gordon Godfrey and Percy W. Lovell.
74.	Valentine Mortoft, 1641	Photograph by Francis R. Taylor.
75.	The same	Measured Drawing by Max. Judge.
76.	Arms from the Bancroft Monument, 1727	Photograph by W. P. Young.
77.	Hugh Pemberton, 1500	Photograph by Edward Yates.
78.	The same	Measured Drawing by Robert Pearsall.
79.	John Robinson, 1599	Photograph by George Trotman.
80.	The same	Measured Drawing by Ellis Marsland.
81.	Sir Andrew Judd, 1558	Photograph by Francis R. Taylor.
82.	The same	Measured Drawing by T. Frank Green.
83.	The Pickering Monument	Photograph by Will. F. Taylor.
84.	The same	Photograph by Edward Yates.
85.	The same	Measured Drawing by Percy W. Lovell.
86.	Tablet to Sir William Pickering	Measured Drawing by A. E. Bullock.
87.	John Standish, 1686	Photograph by Edward Yates.
88.	William Kirwin, 1594	Photograph by Edward Yates.
89.	The same	Photograph by Edward Yates.
90.	Sir John and Lady Crosby, 1476	Photograph by H. W. Fincham.
91.	Effigies of Sir John and Lady Crosby	Photograph by J. W. Bloe.
92.	The Crosby Tomb	Measured Drawing by J. W. Bloe.
93.	The Effigies of Sir John and Lady Crosby	Photograph by Edward Yates.
94.	Richard Staper, 1608	Photograph by Francis R. Taylor.
95.	The same	Measured Drawing by Philip S. Hudson.
96.	Sir John Spencer, 1609	Photograph by Edward Yates.
97.	Effigy of Sir John Spencer	Photograph by Edward Yates.
98.	The Spencer Tomb	Measured Drawing by P. K. Kipps.
99.	Richard Backwell, 1731	Measured Drawing by F. S. Morden Green.
100.	Abigail Lawrence, 1682	Measured Drawing by F. S. Morden Green.
101.	John Oteswich and his Wife, late 14th century	Photograph by H. W. Fincham.
102.	Effigies of John Oteswich and his Wife	Photograph by J. W. Bloe.
103.	The same	Measured Drawing by J. W. Bloe.
104.	In the South Transept	Photograph by Edward Yates.
105.	Walter Bernard, 1746	Photograph by Francis R. Taylor.
106.	The same	Measured Drawing by T. Frank Green.
107.	Thomas Langham, 1700	Measured Drawing by E. L. Wratten.
108.	The Inscription to Thomas Langham	Measured Drawing by E. L. Wratten.
109.	Gervase Reresby, 1704	Photograph by Francis R. Taylor.
110.	Rachel Chambrelan, 1687	Drawing by Ernest A. Mann.
Floor Slabs
111.	William Drax, 1669	Photographs by H. W. Fincham.
112.	William Finch, 1672
113.	George Finch, 1710
114.	Jane Gaussen, 1747
115.	Magdalen Berchere, 1750
116.	Sarah Tryon, 1686
117.	Mary Backwell, 1670
118.	George Kellum, 1732
119.	John Tufnell, 1686	Photograph by H. W. Fincham.
120.	Edward Skeggs, 1592 (now lost)	From a drawing in the Collection of the Merchant Taylors' Company (Gardner Collection).
121.	Churchwardens' Accounts. First page, 1565
122.	Seal of St. Helen's Priory.
123.	Historical Ground Plan of Church and Priory.

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