Edmondthorpe / Edmerestorp / Edmersthorp / Edmerthorp / Thorp Edmer

There is an entry for Edmonthorpe [variant spelling] in the Domesday survey [http://opendomesday.org/place/SK8517/edmondthorpe/] [accessed 11 August 2015]; it mentions a priest, but not a church in it, though there probably was one there. A font here is noted and illustrated in Upcott (1818). The font consists of a roughly cylindrical basin decorated with a single flat moulding at the uper rim, and a thin moulding on the underbowl; raised on a central shaft and four outer colonnettes with moulded capitals and bases; on a round lower base and a circular plinth; the font appears to have been re-tooled all over recently. The wooden cover is of the simple port-Reformation design, a round flat platform with eight raised scroll ribs around a turned pivot; ball finial; 18th-century?