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St Andrew's Church (Coke Memorial), Bramfield
On the north wall of the chancel in a shallow recess is a black and white marble memorial to Arthur Coke d.1629; his wife lies on the tomb chest below (d.1627) clutching a baby having died in childbirth - one of the most wonderful effigies of its time in England. I also liked the ornate sanctuary - late Victorian or early Edwardian although the angle piscina look original 14th century. (Commentary provided by Phil Draper) |
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