Hill nr. Berkeley

Noted in Verey & Brooks (1999-2002): "Font. Possibly a Norman bowl, later cut down into a hexagon, leaving the corcular roll-moulded top untouched, and mounted on a Late Perp[endicular] moulded plinth." Baptismal font consisting of a hexagonal basin with plain sides and a round upper rim, raised on a hexagonal moulded pedestal base; the basin is said to have been originally round (the actual shape of the upper rim giving the original shape of the basin), Norman, of the 12th century, and to have been re-cut into hexagonal shape ca. 1550, the date of the moulded base, Late Perpendicular. Round wooden cover with metal decoration and ring handle.