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Saint Feock

Feock

Cornwall

Completely rebuilt 1875-6 incorporating C15 windows, arcade and doorways.

Architectural Features

Dry Delabole slate roofs with coped gable ends, shaped clay ridge tiles and cross finials over cruciform gablets.

North wall of nave incoporates circa C16 flat-headed window with trefoils, to right (west).

North aisle has reused C15 Perpendicular window to far left, otherwise C19 windows in Perpendicular style.

South aisle and porch are rebuilt almost to the same design as the pre 1875 building incorporating C15 Perpendicular 3-light windows, 1 to left of porch, 3 to right of porch and 1 to east end.

West windows, 3-light to south aisle and 4-light to nave are C19 copies in granite of original C15 Perpendicular windows.

Porch has C15 4-centred arched moulded granite doorframe.

Interior has C15 standard A (Pevsner) granite arcade of 5-bays between nave and south aisle with 4-centred arches with cavetto and ovolo intrados mouldings over coved capitals.

Several memorial windows of coloured glass.

Fittings include: Norman font of Catecleuse stone with trees of life panels decorating round bowl over turned shaft with cable moulding on round base

painted coat of arms of Charles I 1638

polygonal pulpit incorporating carved Flemish Rennaissance panels circa late C17

Monument of marble with vase and torches to William Penrose of Tregie d. 1838.