Monument to Annabelle, Dowager Viscountess Glentworth, Kensal Green Cemetery

The monument takes the form of a tall Celtic cross on a two-stage base. It is carved of red sandstone, now much worn. The forward face of the shaft resembles a ladder, with six rectangular hollows (intended as inscription panels, though no inscription can now be made out) separated by thin stone ‘treads’. On each face of the cross-head are five round bosses with knotwork decoration. The four arms bear bas-relief carvings: of the Evangelists on the forward face, and of stylised trees on the reverse. The encircling ring was originally inscribed with the opening words of the Sanctus - ‘Holy Holy Holy Lord God of Sabaoth’ – but the text is no longer legible.