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Stained Glass of Percy Bacon & Brothers

Horndon-on-the-Hill, St Peter & St Paul
Essex

North Aisle North: Feed my Sheep: c1900.



Posted 23 June 2026

A simple two-light window without tracery depicts Jesus's commission to St Peter.

The dedication reads:

Jesus saith unto him Feed my Lambs
The Children's offering to commemorate the restoration of the church. 1900.

The window is unsigned.

 

 

 

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South Chancel 2: King David and King Solomon: 1904.





Posted 21 February 2023

A simple two-light window without tracery depicts King David and King Solomon, each standing before richly embroidered drapes held by demi-angels. Each holds their symbols; a lyre and a model of the temple. The window was installed in April 1904.1

the dedication reads:

To the Glory of God and in memory of Samuel Westwood Squier, many years a resident and Churchwarden of this Parish. Born July 19th 1898, Died June 13th 1903.

In addition to this window, Percy Bacon and Brothers executed the organ case installed in 1903. The organ's case and framework were designed F. D. Caröe, M.A., Architect to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners.2

The window is unsigned.

 

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South Chancel 1: Appearence to Mary Magdalene, c1920
South Chancel 1: Appearence to Mary Magdalene, c1920

South Chancel 1: Appearence to Mary Magdalene.
Photo courtesy Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi (2025) Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi Digital Archive. York: Archaeology Data Service, under Creative Commons License CC-BY-4.0.



South Chancel 1. Appearance to Mary Magdalene. c1920.




Posted 22 June 2026
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Another simple two-light window without tracery depicting across both lights Jesus appearing to Mary Magdalene.

The dedication reads:

"Erected by the bequest of Ellen Denis who died 1920. In memory of her father and mother, for many years residents of this Parish".

The window is unsigned.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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  1. The Builder 1904-04-02: Vol 86 Iss 3191, p373.
  2. Chelmsford Chronicle - Friday 03 July 1903, p2.

 

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