Meanings of chancel arch in English

Ellerburne church has some very interesting Norman work in the chancel arch.

The Saxon font and Norman chancel arch are also of much interest.

The Norman and Early English church has a chancel arch with finely carved and ornamented capitals.

The Norman doorways remain much in their original condition, also the chancel arch and the two squints.

The chancel arch is possibly the most remarkable and beautiful illustration of the Transitional that we have.

Oleanders and pomegranates marked the chancel arch.

The chancel arch is usually very elaborately ornamented with various mouldings, which are very numerous and peculiar.

The tower, of three stories, the nave, south door and chancel arch, all belong to this period.

On each side of the chancel arch then is a small tablet; one being to the memory of the Rev.

Right above, perhaps 20 feet high, and surmounting the chancel arch, there is a small ornamental projection, like a balcony.

From here it is only two miles to Chichester, passing Rumboldswyke church, which has interesting features, including Roman brickwork in the chancel arch.

First, there was a beautiful gilded pattern over the very lofty chancel arch, which I managed to reach by means of a ladder.

Lady Raglan tells us that she first noticed the "Green Man" on the chancel arch of a church at Llangwn, Mon.

The aisleless Norman church, however, had a central tower to the east of the present chancel arch and transepts, as well as a chancel.

Its Transitional church has been much rebuilt, but still contains several items of interest, including a fine chancel arch and some old stained glass.

She entered, turning to the right and passing under the chancel arch, where she sat down and viewed the whole empty length, east and west.