Lancet Headed

Each bay consists of a lancet-headed trefoil, supported by octagonal pillars, with moulded capitals and bases ... total height 2ft. 9in. ❋ James Conway Walter (N/A)

These probably constituted the lower part of a rood screen, and consist of slender pillars, supporting lancet-headed arcading. ❋ James Conway Walter (N/A)

The face of the transept visible above displays three lancet-headed windows of the clerestory; the spaces are laid out in ornamental panels; and there is an octagonal turret on the right, with battlements and a pointed roof. ❋ George Worley (N/A)

Here the architecture belonged to the early Plantagenet era; the stone walls were thick and massive, the lancet-headed windows were long and narrow, and the arms of the early benefactors of the monastery were emblazoned here and there upon the richly stained glass. ❋ Unknown (1875)

The east window has a semicircular head, and plain wooden tracery dividing it into two lancet-headed lights with an opening above them. ❋ Thomas Perkins (1874)

Of the two windows, one is square, the other lancet-headed. ❋ William Henry Gladstone (1866)