Memorial Lampstand to Richard Baker Bellyse
Memorial Lampstand to Richard Baker Bellyse
Memorial Lampstand to Richard Baker Bellyse
Memorial Lampstand to Richard Baker Bellyse
Memorial Lampstand to Richard Baker Bellyse
Memorial Lampstand to Richard Baker Bellyse
Memorial Lampstand to Richard Baker Bellyse

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A square plinth supporting a cast iron lampstand with four feet shaped like lion paws and three sets of four fluted columns. At the top, the lamp rises from a Corinthian capital. Richard Baker Bellyse came from a prosperous and well-known family of doctors who practised successfully in the area. New lamps were installed in 1975.
Title

Memorial Lampstand to Richard Baker Bellyse

Date

1877

Medium

cast iron

Measurements

H 600 x W (?) x D (?) cm

Accession number

CW3_ML_S025

Work type

Monument

Owner

Cheshire East Council

Custodian

Cheshire East Council

Work status

extant

Listing status

Grade II (England and Wales)

Unveiling date

1877

Inscription description

IN MEMORY OF RICHARD BAKER BELLYSE WHO PRACTISED AS A SURGEON IN THIS TOWN FOR 40 YEARS BORN 17TH MAY 1809 DIED 11TH JANUARY 1877 / A MAN HE WAS TO ALL THE COUNTRY DEAR / IN APPRECIATION OF A LIFE SPENT IN RELIEVING THE SUFFERINGS OF HIS FELLOW CREATURES / BY MEDICINE LIFE MAY BE PROLONGED YET DEATH WILL SEIZE THE DOCTOR TOO

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Located at

Stafford Street, Audlem

CW3 0AH

Set on a traffic island on Stafford Street, adjacent to St James's Church in the centre of Audlem.