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Showing posts with label stained glass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stained glass. Show all posts

Loggerheads far from home

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  This set of loggerheads is actually in a stained glass window in Oxton Catholic Church in Merseyside, so you might reckon at first that th...

Heraldry at St Julian's

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  St Julian’s Church, at the top of Wyle Cop in Shrewsbury, has quite a few loggerheads - more than any other town church.  The trouble is: ...
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Loggerheads in red

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  Here's another mystery. In the east window of St George's Church at Pontesbury (some seven miles from Shrewsbury) is this set of l...

Stratford mash-up

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The large stock room of the WH Smith store in Shrewsbury’s Pride Hill is a treasure trove for stained-glass enthusiasts. (Sadly it’s off-lim...

Design in stained-glass

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  It’s a shame that Shrewsbury's St Julian’s Church is now ‘redundant’ and so is closed nearly all of the time. It has a lot of lovely h...

Going Dutch at the cafe

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  The 'Old Market Hall' cinema-cafe complex in the centre of Shrewsbury displays more than one set of loggerheads.  This one, in th...

'Hereford loggerheads' in south Shropshire

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The East Window at Church Stretton St Laurence Church carries a number of heraldic panels, including these in this photo.  The arms on the l...

Henry Tudor was here

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  In Shrewsbury, one of the most ornate tracery carvings (in a town where there are plenty anyway!) is part of a first-floor window, in an a...

Edwin Cole's glass

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  A very very good friend spotted this rather lovely piece of decorated glass on sale at an arts shop in Shrewsbury. Thank you to her! It’s ...

London loggerheads

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  This piece of stained glass, made by the famous firm of CE Kempe in 1920, clearly shows a loggerheads (on the left). They are even in the ...

Prince Rupert's glass

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  Some help please!  Of what organisation or family are these arms featuring loggerheads? You’ll find these two windows in Church Street in ...

Freemen loggerheads

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  This corner-detail of a lovely piece of modern stained-glass (the St Benedict Window) in Shrewsbury Abbey reminds us that the sponsors of...

Loggerheads for Winefride

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  These loggerheads are to be found well outside Shropshire, in some stained-glass at Holy Name Church in Oxton near Liverpool. Yet the Shre...

Loggerheads in glass

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  This is one of the least known examples of loggerheads in Shrewsbury even though many tourists pass it ever year. The reason is: this par...