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According to the church guide book, the three windows in the west wall (St Michael, St George [says the guidebook] and the rose window), were "designed by Vulliamy and executed by Cox & Co. of London in 1884."
Submitted by: Peter Jones (2017-05-01 14:10:43)
Editor's response: This makes good sense with the few other windows by the firm that I have seen, and I suspect that more of the windows in the church are also by Cox & Sons, as well as the window of Jacob's Ladder signed by the firm.
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