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Sir Nicholas FitzHerbert (1473) Alabaster. Photographs show the effigy on the tomb chest with weepers, a close up of the figure and the lion at the feet. The is also an incised slab to Alice ( c 1460), wife of Sir Nicholas fitzHerbert. |
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| German Pole by Grinling Gibbons & Arnold Quellin in 1683 | John de la Pole & Wife (1491) Alabaster | ||
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| John Vernon Esq (1600) & Mary Alabaster. Note the inscription. |
With many thanks to John Davis and to Clare Hartwell for providing the above photographs