For #Woodensday here’s the roof of the great hall in Burghley House. My 📷

For #Woodensday here’s the roof of the great hall in Burghley House. My 📷
#woodensday Carriage at the Ferreira Port Cellar, Porto.
1792 painting on wood of the Seal of St Monans, from the former singing gallery in the Old Kirk and now displayed in the renovated church.
#Woodensday Early C17th Jacobean Pulpit from St George, Orleton, Herefordshire.
St Mary the Virgin Church, Alveley, Shropshire. #woodensday #textileTuesday
Time for something from Devon, and what could be better than the wonderful pulpit with biblical scenes and lots of animals carved in 1891 by the Pinwill sisters for St Peter’s Church, Stoke Fleming.
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The Governor's House (1474) in Newark-on-Trent #windowsonwednesday #woodensday
#Woodensday with some of the part-timbered buildings around Chinon 🇫🇷
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#Woodensday & always appreciate a reconstructed wooden fortress, so much of human history this would've been the go-to for a settlement or fort
The Château à Motte de Verrières, just outside Angers 🇫🇷
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Pulpit at St Clement Danes
The barrel-vaulted choir ceiling at Carlisle Cathedral. The decoration dates to restoration work carried out in 1853, but the main ceiling timbers are 14th century in date. 📸 My own. #Woodensday #CarlisleCathedral
A medieval Saint George
Processional Staff - 15th century
Polychrome linden wood
From - Church of Saint-Agnan,
Ahuy, Dijon, France
A unicorn trampling a snail with the head of a man, a c1520 misericord in the Tunstall Chapel of Durham Castle for #Woodensday.
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Speaks for itself!
Anstruther museum
#SignsonSunday
#Woodensday Carving from Little Moreton Hall, Cheshire.
Such a happy, tubby little winged fish man....
A very cheery carving on a 15thC misericord at St Michael's, Cambridge.
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Wooden weaving loom
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A chest (c.1340) with its original painted decoration, belonging to Richard de Bury, Bishop of Durham #woodensday, in Glasgow's Burrell Collection
St Martin’s Church, Welton, Northamptonshire. #woodensday