Eggesford

No entry found for Eggesford in the Domesday survery. A font here is described and illustrated in Clarke (1919): "Of the same pattern as Alverdiscott, but gaining considerably because the upper part of the bowl has been retained, though necessarily patched in five places with new stone. On each face is a lily in a sunk circle as at Alverdiscott, but the background is punched so as to throw out the flower; the punching is modern, and ought not to have been applied. The rest of the bowl is plain, without the fleurs-de-lis on the curves as at Alverdiscott. The shaft and plinth are restorations; there is a chevron as necking and cable at base. The plinth is formed of scallops placed on a slope with the edge cut into unnatural curves, and has a trivial look [...] The material is limestone; there is a modern lead lining to the bowl." In Pevsner (1952): "Font. Norman, much restored. Bowl with rosette on each side and lower edge scalloped."
A 3-D model of this font made by artfletch may be seen in Sketchfab [https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/eggesford-church-font-fa6a60d149534611aba3422b27132deb] [accessed 25 July 2025]; its caption reads: "The Norman font (restored in 1919) at Church Of All Saints, Eggesford, Devon."