carved pulpit造句

• The carved pulpit is dated 1636, although it was remodelled in 1898.
• It has a fine wood carved pulpit transferred from St Eadburgha.
• He is remembered especially for his carved pulpits in the area.
• The church is particularly known for its detailed, wood-carved pulpit dating from 1729.
• Fine interior with remarkable amount of figurative detail, including carved pulpit and stained glass.
• The surviving decorations include an intricately carved pulpit, the bishop's throne, and five chandeliers.
• The richly carved pulpit dates from the eighteenth century.
• A heavily carved pulpit was contributed by Thomas Farmer, though it is now somewhat battered.
• The artistically carved pulpit on the left side of the triumphal arch deserves special attention.
• Similarly, the carved pulpit bearing the date 1623, is the work of the same workshop.
• The carved pulpit is from the early 17th century.
• Designed by J鴕gen Ringnis, the intricately carved pulpit ( 1639 ) is in the Auricular style.
• He and his workers transform wood into sacred objects _ ornately carved pulpits, baptismal fonts and thrones.
• The richly carved pulpit dates from 1712.
• Several Baroque confessionals and a richly carved pulpit were taken over from a former nearby Jesuit church.
• Artefacts include a 16th-century altar ( 1588 ), a 13th-century baptismal font, and a carved pulpit from 1604.
• At the north end, a carved pulpit stood on a wood dais accessed by two steps at each end.
• Inside there are four stained glass windows, a 600-year-old font, a carved pulpit and an altar table with a painted reredos.
• There is also a fine octagonal baptistery, a carved pulpit and a collection of banners used especially in religious processions at pardons.
• An oak-carved pulpit commemorates Simeon Norman, one of Burgess Hill's prominent 19th-century residents, who built the Grade II-listed Providence Strict Baptist Chapel.