Pavement Geology(@pavementgeology) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Norman font at St Andrew’s Grinton in Swaledale, carved from a block of gritstone probably from the Stainmore Formation (U Carboniferous). The wooden, and unusually 9-sided cover is associated with a later font, now lost

Norman font at St Andrew’s Grinton in Swaledale, carved from a block of gritstone probably from the Stainmore Formation (U Carboniferous). The wooden, and unusually 9-sided cover is associated with a later font, now lost #fontsonfriday #urbangeology #fontaneering
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Fiona Chartres(@chartres_Fiona) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The simple 13thC font at St Mary's, Whaddon has an absolutely lovely modern cover, it manages to compliment it perfectly.

The simple 13thC font at St Mary's, Whaddon has an absolutely lovely modern cover, it manages to compliment it perfectly.
#FontsOnFriday
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Barby💀📸(@Barbyfallen17) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The 15th century font from St John’s in Bristol. When the church was rebuilt in 1855 the font became a flowerpot 💐😒 now at St Mary Redcliffe

The 15th century font from St John’s in Bristol. When the church was rebuilt in 1855 the font became a flowerpot 💐😒 now at St Mary Redcliffe
 #FontsOnFriday
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Barb Drummond(@Barb_Drummond) 's Twitter Profile Photo

possible design confusion, have seen a few I thought were old
“A shallow bowl with a hole in its bottom, brought here from a deserted farm and thought to be one of the oldest standard measures for once kept in

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Deborah Cameron(@DebsaDelight) 's Twitter Profile Photo

St. Cuthbert’s Halsall. Photographed yesterday. The 2nd one I’ve found outside in just a few trips out. It’s grade II.The sundial is also grade II listed.

#FontsOnFriday St. Cuthbert’s Halsall. Photographed yesterday. The 2nd one I’ve found outside in just a few trips out. It’s grade II.The sundial is also grade II listed.
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CatherineRosamundLowe(@CathyRLowe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In 1850, Sir George Gilbert Scott designed a new font for St Michael's Ledbury, to replace a C17th one which had gone missing.

The older one was rediscovered, broken up & buried beneath where the new font was to be positioned! [Source GilbertScott.org]

#FontsOnFriday  In 1850, Sir George Gilbert Scott designed a new font for St Michael's Ledbury, to replace a C17th one which had gone missing.

The older one was rediscovered, broken up & buried beneath where the new font was to be positioned!  [Source GilbertScott.org]
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Michel Wurtz(@Wuzmi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of the 4 carved sides of All Saints' font, West Haddon, . The baptism of Jesus, with (probably) John the baptist on the left and an angel on the right. The curious thing is that He is in a font, not the Jordan river !

#FontsOnFriday One of the 4 carved sides of All Saints' font, West Haddon, #Northamptonshire. The baptism of Jesus, with (probably) John the baptist on the left and an angel on the right. The curious thing is that He is in a font,  not the Jordan river !
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