purbeck marble造句

• In the 12th century demand for Purbeck Marble grew once again.
• He was buried in the chantry chapel in a tomb of Purbeck marble.
• At its base is a doorway with Purbeck marble shafts.
• The font, of Purbeck Marble, is early medieval but its carvings are nearly obliterated.
• Purbeck Marble is used by a number of contemporary sculptors, such as Emily Young.
• The interior includes a Purbeck marble font from 1140.
• The chancel has beautifully proportioned triple lancet windows with Purbeck marble shafts and stone mouldings.
• The church's plan incorporated a three-aisled nave, floored in Purbeck marble, and a two-aisled choir.
• The font has a Hamstone square bowl which is supported by columns of Purbeck Marble.
• There are now no functioning quarries of Purbeck Marble.
• The reredos is arched on Purbeck marble colonnettes with alabaster carving depicting the Last Supper.
• The south aisle includes a tomb recess with a Purbeck Marble slab and foliated cross.
• The effigies are made from Purbeck marble.
• The Purbeck marble font is 12th century.
• The font was made from Purbeck Marble in the 12th century; however the cover is from 1897.
• A medieval grave slab of Purbeck marble was found reused in the foundations of the Wren church.
• The doorway to the upper chamber is ornate with Purbeck marble shafts to either side and mouldings above.
• Made of purbeck marble, they are heavily weathered, although the great helm and shield of one is still discernible.
• Built from local materials-dark brown heathstone quarried close by, With a Purbeck limestone roof, and Purbeck Marble shafts inside,
• This was incorporated in 1853 into a new canopied memorial of Purbeck marble, marked on top with a bishop's crozier.