Entries in grey
are not obtained from documentary evidence, but
are inferred from content, context, etc.
Date of manufacture and insertion
Number of lights
4
Maker
Not known
Main subject
Twelve scenes from Holy Week (two now medleys), with donor panels and small nativity scene.
4a.
Entry into Jerusalem
4b.
Christ washes the feet of the apostles
4c.
The Last Supper
4d.
Agony of Christ in Gethsamane
3a.
The kiss of Judas; Christ’s betrayal
3b.
Pilate washes his hands
3c.
Scourging of Christ at the pillar
3d.
Christ meets Mary—Christ carrying the cross
2a.
Medley (fragments of glass)
2b.
Bearing of Christ’s body to the grave
2c.
Christ arrives at the entrance of Hell and breaks the door
2d.
Medley (fragments of glass)
1a.
Donor panel. … ora pro nobis.
1b.
Donor panel. Sancta Maria ora pro nobis.
1c.
Shepherds and Magi go to worship the infant Jesus
1d.
Adoration of the Christ-child by Mary and Joseph
Tracery subject
B1.
Two angels holding the royal arms
A2.
Angel holding the arms of Pentire impaling Carminow
A5.
Angel holding the arms of Bere impaling unknown
Subject type
Narrative
Notes
Restored by Fouracre & Watson:
Western Morning News p 3,
Royal Cornwall Gazette p 7,
Royal Cornwall Gazette p 7.
J Maclean, The Parochial and Family History of the Deanery of Trigg Minor in the County of Cornwall vol II p 101. London, Nichols & Sons, :
possibly from Bodmin; upper: royal arms of France and England,
right-hand side: arms of Kingdon impaling Carminowe.
Fifteenth century glass (PC : 87.
Osborne, June. Stained Glass in England, p 122. Stroud, Sutton Publishing,
dates 1469).