Hulavington (drawing)

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Identification note: catalogue card has "On the back are pencil drawings of the font at Bremilham chapel and the font at [blank]" on the back. On inspection, discovered that the font at Hullavington and the font at Bremilham are both on the back of the sheet, the two-light window only being on the front. VN 26.4.2001

Identification note: drawing commissioned by Sir Thomas Phillipps

Identification note: paper watermarked 1815

Summary: 1) three section window, each arched with side pillars, central arch higher (2)two section window, each arched with side pillars

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