St Andrew
Redbourne
Lincolnshire
C14-C15 with late C18 rebuilding, including new north and south chapels and partial rebuilding of 1770s by William and Thomas Lumby of Lincoln, plaster ceilings of 1775-7, top 2 stages added to tower 1785
Architectural Features
Carved finial set in south aisle south wall.
Cl0-Cll carved interlace stone re-set in west wall.
Chancel: broad crocketed ogee-arched niche to north with sub-cusping and carved shield finial over fine incised black marble graveslab to Gerald Sothill (d1410) with inscribed border and figure of knight flanked by angels, re-set 1985.
South side: to William Carter (d1752), with carved urn bearing relief of men planting a tree, and to Roger Carter (d1774), with carved base and fine relief of ship and oriental landscape with pagoda, both attributed to Richard Hayward, 1778-9
to Charlotte and Rev Robert Carter Thelwall, of 1782, by Hayward, with obelisk and relief of mourning figure with urn
North side: to William, 9th Duke of St Albans, of 1851, by J C Lough, with figures of mourning mother and childen in Gothic ashlar surround
Series of 12 stained-glass windows of Apostles, of c1840, by William Collins, and fine carved baluster- shaped font of 1775, by Richard Hayward, in store at time of resurvey.
Depicting St Peter, by William Collins, C.1840. Note the cracked glass.