The Market Cross, Market Place is a Grade II listed building in the North Yorkshire local planning authority area, England. First listed on 16 December 1952. Market cross.

The Market Cross, Market Place

WRENN ID
small-spindle-quill
Grade
II
Local Planning Authority
North Yorkshire
Country
England
Date first listed
16 December 1952
Type
Market cross
Source
Historic England listing

Description

Market Cross, late C18.

MATERIALS: ashlar plinth, pedestal and shaft.

PLAN: quatrefoil plan, raised on a square-plan podium.

The Market Cross is of a neo-classical conception with Gothic details, standing on a modern square-plan, three-step ashlar podium. The pedestal has a quatrefoil plan, rising off a shallow plinth. Each foil has a moulded cornice and terminates in a semi-cone, abutting a face of the base of the cruciform shaft. Each face of the base has a vertical surface with an eroded gable, which in turn have badly eroded gargoyles where the lower ends of each gable meet. Although badly eroded, the gables appear to have been crocketed. Above the gabled base, the cross tapers steeply to form a pyramidal shaft, which retains the cruciform plan at its eroded apex.

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