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There are two Percy Bacon windows in St Margaret's, and although installed three years apart, they follow much the same design.
North Aisle East: 1921. St John, BVM & Child, St Mary Magdalene.
© Copyright John Salmon and licensed for reuse under Creative Commons Licence CC BY-SA 2.0.
North Aisle East: St Michael & St George: 1921.
Posted 18 October 2024.
This two-light perpendicular square headed window was installed in 1924.1
Each light depicts a single standing figure, to the left, St John holding the poisoned chalice; Centre; BVM and Christ Child, and to the right St Mary Magdalene holding an urn. The execution is simple, each light having relatively plain borders, lacking the trade-mark elaborate niches often produced by the Bacon studios.
The dedication reads:
The window is unsigned.
South Aisle East: 1924. St Michael & St George.
© Copyright John Salmon and licensed for reuse under Creative Commons Licence CC BY-SA 2.0.
South Aisle East: St Michael & St George: 1924.
Posted 18 October 2024.
This three-light perpendicular square headed window was installed in 1921.2
Each light depicts a single standing figure, to the left, St Michael, and to the right St George, both in classic poses. St Michael holds a flaming sword, a common Bacon motif. The execution is simple, each light having relatively plain borders, lacking the trad-mark elaborate niches often produced by the Bacon studios.
The window is unsigned.
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- Church Stained Glass Records recorded by Robert Eberhard. Faculty 2501.
- Ibid. Faculty 2770.
- History of Ifield Church: https://www.ifieldparish.org/history-of-st-margaret-s-church.
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