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An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset
… of 1638. Pulpit: In S.E. corner of nave, uniform with pews ( see Seating); with polygonal oak sounding board above. … century. Seating: In chancel and nave, ten high-sided box pews, of oak, with panels fielded in 18th-century manner on … edges, more typical of 17th-century panelling, on reverse; pews provided by William Wake, Archbishop of Canterbury …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… had a pinnacled, west tower and 28 new panelled deal pews painted cream, as were the singers' gallery, pulpit, … the 1960s flooring problems resulted in the removal of the pews 18 and chairs were in use in 2002. The churchyard had …
Magna Britannia
… only the lower part of the screen remains, formed into pews, with paintings of saints. At Romansleigh and Sampford … Door of Dartmouth church In several of the churches the pews appear to be coeval with the roodlofts, which they … resemble in their ornaments, as at Peahembury, &c. The pews in others are ornamented with grotesque figures carved …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in the County of Northamptonshire
… was installed from 1735 onwards and consisted of box pews for occupation by villagers and servants of Apethorpe …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… Pavements, see also Roman Remains. (By Centuries.) Pews, see under Seating. Pigeon Houses, see under Dovecotes. …