Keyser collection slide 2557: Rochford
Reference code
GLS/02/2551
Title
Keyser collection slide 2557: Rochford
Level of description
item
Extent and format
1 glass slide
Scope and content
Church of St Michael, Rochford, Worcestershire; filled-in north doorway.
According to Historic England, the north doorway has a semi-circular head of two chevron moulded orders on large engaged shafts with rudimentary leaf capitals and chamfered enriched abaci. The tympanum is carved with a Tree of Life (the only surviving example of this motif in Worcestershire) with a semi-circular border of six-pointed stars and a lower edge enriched with a cable moulding.
According to Historic England, the north doorway has a semi-circular head of two chevron moulded orders on large engaged shafts with rudimentary leaf capitals and chamfered enriched abaci. The tympanum is carved with a Tree of Life (the only surviving example of this motif in Worcestershire) with a semi-circular border of six-pointed stars and a lower edge enriched with a cable moulding.
Archival history
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