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Title
Tomb of Edward Stott (1855–1918)
Date
1918
Medium
stone
Measurements
H 55 x W 35 x D 35 cm;
Plinth: H 300 x W 135 x D 65 cm
Accession number
BN18_CP_S019
Acquisition method
commissioned by the family of Edward Stott
Work type
Tomb or mausoleum
Owner
Church of St Michael, Amberley
Custodian
Church of St Michael, Amberley
Work status
extant
Inscription description
inscribed into stone, above the medallion: EDWARD STOTT ARA / BORN APRIL 25, 1855. / DIED MARCH 19, 1918. / LIVED IN THIS PARISH / 30 YEARS; inscribed into stone, above the medallion: + BY + HIS + WORKS + / YE SHALL KNOW HIM
Church Street, Amberley
BN18 9NE
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