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Contents & photos © copyright Kevin Quick |
Stoup in the porch of St.
Mary the Virgin, Old Linslade |
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© copyright Kevin
Quick |
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| Subject: 15th/16th Century Stoup in the south porch of St. Mary the Virgin, Old Linslade |
| Date: 2004 |
| Notes: Stoup are vessels placed near an entrance doorway, to contain holy water; those usually remaining are in the form of a deeply-dished stone set in a niche. Early 20th century descriptions of the stoup in St Mary the Virgin, describe the bowl as being broken, so it would appear the bowl has either been repaired or replaced. |