St James
Winscombe
Somerset
To west, one light has carved lily and vase on either side as crocketed niches, now empty, a residual Annunciation.
Architectural Features
Nave has victorian timber roof with mock hammerbeams with pairs of angels.
South aisle retains angel corbels.
Glass: East window of north chapel has a good C.15 crucifixion group.
Similar glass in chapel's north window includes made up figures as does a contemporary group in the easternmost window of the south aisle.
South window has C.19 pictorial glass.
Glass in the chancel east lancets of pre-Raphaelite appearance is by W G Saunder, dated 1863.
C.13 font of heavy circular plinth and capital form in south aisle.
ST4156 : Winscombe, St. James's Church: Unusual c13th font 4
Grand victorian two-tier brass chandelier in nave.
Monuments: 1.
Woodforde: Stained glass in Somerset.
ST4156 : Winscombe, St. James's Church: Stained glass window 6 (detail)
Harrison: Victorian stained glass.