Piscina and Aumbrey shelf - St James - Bicknor, Kent - Stone Church Artefacts on Waymarking.com

Ashlar piscina and aumbrey shelf with trefoil arch in the chancel of St James' church, Bicknor.
"The church, which is dedicated to St. James the Apostle, consists of a nave and two side isles, and a chancel, which is half the length of the church. The nave is double the height of the two isles. There is a low pointed steeple at the south-west corner of it.

It is a very antient and curious building, and appears by the short and clumsy size, and bases of the pillars, the zig-zag ornaments of their capitals, and the semi-circular plain arches in every part of it, to have been built in the time of the Saxons; indeed, the whole of it has marks of a very early period."

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