Table Tomb C15 Yards East Of Church Of St Wilfred

The table tomb, located approximately 15 yards east of the Church of St Wilfred, dates from around 1808. It commemorates William Worthington of Leftwich, a merchant who died in 1808, along with other family members. The tomb features a base made of yellow sandstone ashlar, with marble sides and a sandstone top. It is rectangular in shape with encased sides. The sides are adorned with lateral pilaster strips topped with acroteria and a relief of trailing foliage. The central panels display oval paterae surrounded by rinceau. The panel at the head of the tomb features an urn with a cover and a flame finial, encircled by oak leaves tied with a ribbon at the base. The panel at the foot showcases a round patera surrounded by laurel boughs, all in relief.