East wall: 1890
carved oak reredos
below the three windows.
East wall: a
wooden reredos
on a stone plinth below the east window.
Reredos with three painted panels
showing the last supper.
East wall:- a
marble reredos
of the 19thc or later.
Reredos of english oak, carved in munich.
The sanctuary the wooden panel which originally stood behind the main altar presently
forms the reredos
to the altar in the south aisle.
East wall: dominated by window with
modern reredos
above altar.
East wall: 1890 carved
oak reredos
below the three windows.
The same artist also
designed the reredos
in the chapel of the holy cross.
In 1961, the
victorian reredos
was removed from the sanctuary of st mary, to enable a repair to the east wall.
East wall:
stone reredos
below a stained glass window.
A donation was made to elford church in april 1849 which
included a terracotta reredos
similar to that of church leigh.
There was a
large white sandstone reredos
with a figure of christ on it erected.
A fine 19th
century reredos
sits in the apse.
Below the window is a
paneled reredos, flanked by lofty pinnacles of wood.
Turning ahead of you to the new chancel, there is the mighty
alabaster reredos.
Some of the chapel stonework including the italian marble
altar reredos
more than likely came from the cistercian abbey at llantarnam.
The interior
contains an interesting art nouveau reredos
and font.
The chancel with its
ornate reredos
is of a later design by peter paul pugin in 1881.
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