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A History of the County of Hampshire
… vault there. He also inclosed the presbytery with stone screens which bear the date 1525. Since his time the … lilies therein. The presbytery is of three bays closed by screens on the north and south and at the east by the great … hid them from view, until Bishop Fox set up the stone screens on either side of the presbytery and placed them on …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… Under the eastern arches of the arcade are elaborate stone screens of the 15th century, said to have been brought from … of stone with an eagle with a scroll on its west face. The screens in the western arches are plain, each with … also shows traces of masonry pattern. The 15th-century screens in the east bays of the quire arcade still retain …
A History of the County of Hampshire
… block of buildings 29 ft. wide by about 140 ft. long; the screens must have been at the south end, and the south wall of the chambers beyond the screens stands to nearly its full height, showing detail of …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… the oblong bay next the crossing by open traceried stone screens surmounted by the armorial ensigns of Sir Reynald … niche north of the altar place and the bronze grates or screens that inclose the chapel and surround the tomb. Lord …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire
… ft. wide): The E. bay forms a S. chapel, and is cut off by screens. In the N.E. corner is the doorway of the rood-loft … with arms and crest. Pulpit: octagonal, carved, c. 1625. Screens: In chanceltrefoiled heads of close lower panels of … by small offset buttresses with moulded bases; both screens late 15th or early 16th-century. Seating: In nave …