The double-sided arts'n'crafts lectern at Roker, Sunderland for #Woodensday, by Peter Waals, 1907. 'Ebony inlaid with mother of pearl and silver', says @YalePevsner. Waals was Ernest Gimson's chief assistant.

The double-sided arts'n'crafts lectern at Roker, Sunderland for #Woodensday, by Peter Waals, 1907. 'Ebony inlaid with mother of pearl and silver', says @YalePevsner. Waals was Ernest Gimson's chief assistant.
St Michael on the lectern at Sunderland Minster, in memory of Robert Challis Hudson, 'churchwarden, Sunday School teacher and bellringer, who met his death in the belfry' in 1925. Sounds like something out of a Dorothy L Sayers novel. I like the bells round the bottom. #Woodensday
The interior of our #ScottishChurchOfTheWeek, Paisley Abbey is hugely impressive. For #WoodensDay, one notable feature are the beautiful choir stalls, designed by Sir Robert Lorimer in the 1920's.
More on the SCT website 👇
www.scotlandschurchestrust.org.uk/church/paisl...
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#AlphabetChallenge #WeekJforJocular
This amused me
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#Woodensday Interior of the gatehouse at Lower Brockhampton, Herefordshire. Built by the Habingtons in 1543.
Misericords in St Mary of the Assumption, Ufford, Suffolk. #Woodensday
Medicine chest #WW1
Exhibit at The. Atkinson Angel of Mons
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St Peter and St. Paul Church, Buckingham, Buckinghamshire. #woodensday
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Detail of a door panel at the John Wesley chapel.
Angels in the architecture: one of the carvings adorning the remarkable hammerbeam roof of St Mary’s Church, Cilcain in Flintshire. #Woodensday
Here be dragons — and other strange creatures.
Benches at St John the Baptist Church, Stamford , Lincolnshire created by Edward Browning in 1856 .
📷 from my summer travels.
#Woodensday & the palisade wall at the wonderful Iron Age Village in Sagnlandet Lejre 🇩🇰
We actually have a game at the end of the episode to see if folks can identify the other historic palisade walls, you can catch all that in the Denmark episode >>>
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Rw1...
2/2 A man pushes his wife in a wheelbarrow, another of the early 16th Century misericords in the Tunstall Chapel at Durham Castle for #Woodensday.
Portrait of the Boy Eutyches - one of the famous Fayum mummy portraits from Roman Egypt. Now part of the collections at the Met in New York. 📷 My own. #Woodensday #Fayum #Roman
A pig plays bagpipes while piglets dance, an early 16th Century misericord in the Tunstall Chapel at Durham Castle for #Woodensday. These stalls were originally in the chapel at Bishop Auckland.
Church of St Neot,
St Neot, Cornwall
Christ as the Light of the World.
A wood carving on the tower screen of the late nineteenth / early twentieth century.
Unfortunately, I can not find out anymore about it. 🤷♂️