Christ Church is a Grade II listed building in the Elmbridge local planning authority area, England. First listed on 16 November 1984. Church.

Christ Church

WRENN ID
lost-merlon-falcon
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
Elmbridge
Country
England
Date first listed
16 November 1984
Type
Church
Source
Historic England listing

Description

TQ 16SW BOROUGH OF ELMBRIDGE CHURCH STREET

Esher

5/71

Christ Church

GV

II

Church. 1853-54 by Benjamin Ferrey. Coursed Buff rubblestone with stone dressings. plain tiled roofs and stone broach spire. Large church ,west tower , nave and aisles with porches, transepts and chancel to east. West tower with angle buttresses , stone dressed 2-light windows, a clock face in the broach stage of the spire to each face. Wooden C19 pentice roof extension across the ground floor of the west front. 2-light trefoil head windows throughout the church, lancet windows to clerestory. Arched south door with strapwork hinges, finely carved bosses to hood moulding. Interior : Whitewashed, 4-bay nave arcades on round piers with moulded capitals. Tower arch in 4-step surround with crowned head corbels, screen across the bottom. Painted wooden gallery above. Thin columned chancel arch with angel figures on outer arch moulding. 4-bay chancel with large, moulded, arch to south chancel chapel, organ to the north. Fittings: stained glass in east window by Sir Ninian Comper, 1909. Stone bowl and stem font with supporting columns, crocketed wooden cover. C19 pulpit with sounding board, fretwork band to the top. Monuments: North wall: Prince Leopold Duke of Albany. 1884 by F. J. Williamson. Aedicular type with marbled arched niche in piers to either side with flanking Flemish-style pilasters. Low relief floral decoration to ends, panelled across the top with a strap- work globe and finial crest. White stone bust to centre. South Aisle Wall : To Richard Drake. Died 1603. "Kneeler" type. Marble and gilt Corinthian columns to either side of central niche. Strapwork gilt crest to top. Male kneeling figure in armour facing to left, inscribed plinth below. Strapwork decorated apron to bottom. Choir vestry : Marble effigy of Leopold King of the Belgians. 1867 by Susan D. Durant. Transferred from St. George's chapel, Windsor. PEVSNER: BUILDINGS OF ENGLAND, SURREY (1971) p221.

Listing NGR: TQ1377964705

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