The bowl of the font (Fig. 1462) still remains. It is octagonal, but

[Illustration: FIG. 1463.--Font at Muckersey.]

not equal sided, and is somewhat broken. It measures 2 feet 1½ inches

over all by about 15 inches high.

Fig. 1463 shows another font which exists at a chapel at Muckersey, a

few miles distant. It likewise is octagonal and not equal sided, and has

a coat of arms on one side, which we have not been able to identify. The

chapel at Muckersey is now used as a family vault, and has no other

ancient features.

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