Caunton Nottinghamshire
Looking east across the south chapel to the 19c pierced panelled timber pulpit . The south arcade was widened when a chantry chapel, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, was constructed under the will of Robert de Caunton (Calneton) in 1349. A low arch on the south wall is presumed to have housed Robert’s tomb and/or his effigy, of which no trace survives. - Church of St Andrew, Caunton, Nottinghamshire
Caunton Nottinghamshire
Looking east across the south chapel to the 19c pierced panelled timber pulpit . The south arcade was widened when a chantry chapel, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, was constructed under the will of Robert de Caunton (Calneton) in 1349. A low arch on the south wall is presumed to have housed Robert’s tomb and/or his effigy, of which no trace survives. - Church of St Andrew, Caunton, Nottinghamshire