Wenvoe / Wenfoe

Noted in Orrin (1988): "The font is Victorian and has an octagonal bowl on a short circular stem of red marble. The bowl has a molded rim above a plain frieze and again beneath. The top of the stem has several mouldings and a large roll-moulding connects it with a plain octagonal base which rests on a plain square plinth." [NB: Lewis' Directory of 1833 describes the church as "a handsome structure, in the later style of English architecture" [i.e., the Perpendicular], and Orrin (1988) notes parts in the early Decorated style, but we have no information on the earlier font(s) of this church]