aumbry , auch: ambry

In the wall of the north aisle is an old aumbry.

The opening at the east end on the north wall is also possibly an aumbry.

There is a double aumbry in both the north and the south walls.

A less obvious container, set into the wall, is called an aumbry.

In the south wall of the chancel is a small aumbry.

On the chapel wall to the left of the main altar is an aumbry.

In the chapel is an aumbry without a door and a squint.

The sacrament is often reserved in an aumbry or consumed.

Often an aumbry is dignified in the same way.

If there is a recess in the wall it is called an aumbry.

From the medieval period are niches, an aumbry, and floor tiles.

The oils are in the aumbry, there to the left of the altar."

In the south aisle are a piscina and an aumbry.

Returning to the aumbry, she placed two more heavy purses beside the first pair.

He pointed toward the depths of the aumbry.

A Lady Chapel was dedicated in 1972 with an aumbry added the following year.

In the north wall of the chancel, a 14th-century aumbry can be discerned.

Also in the chancel is a double aumbry.

On the east wall of the chancel is an aumbry, behind a brass door engraved with the cross.

In the east wall is an aumbry, and a piscina with a motif of the sun.

The aumbry (stone cupboard) on the north side would be where the sacrament was reserved for the sick.

The font and aumbry are by David John.

An aumbry has been built into the wall, adjacent to the Altar, to keep the Blessed sacrament.

The chancel arch dates from the 19th century, and contains a recess for an aumbry.

Their current chapel houses the altar, aumbry, and chalice that were originally located in the Memphis house.