Corpus of the misericords at St Mary-le-Tower, Ipswich
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N01 |
Four-sided bracket, terminating at base in a crenellated moulding. Above this are cut cruciform slits, resembling the apertures through which defenders of a castle might shoot arrows. Supporters - Conventional stylised foliage. |
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N02 |
Four-sided bracket, terminating at base in a crenellated moulding. Above this are cut cruciform slits, resembling the apertures through which defenders of a castle might shoot arrows. Supporters - Artichokes. |
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N03 |
Four-sided bracket, terminating at base in a crenellated moulding. Above this are cut cruciform slits, resembling the apertures through which defenders of a castle might shoot arrows. Supporters - Conventional flowers. |
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S01 |
Four-sided bracket, terminating at base in a crenellated moulding. Above this are cut cruciform slits, resembling the apertures through which defenders of a castle might shoot arrows. Supporters - Conventional flowers. |
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S02 |
Four-sided bracket, terminating at base in a crenellated moulding. Above this are cut cruciform slits, resembling the apertures through which defenders of a castle might shoot arrows. Supporters - Conventional flowers. |
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N03 |
Four-sided bracket, terminating at base in a crenellated moulding. Above this are cut cruciform slits, resembling the apertures through which defenders of a castle might shoot arrows. Supporters - Conventional flowers. |
