reredos , auch: retable

The Reredos itself provides the east, west and north arms.

At the same time, part of the reredos was replaced.

The former reredos dating from 1725 is now at the west end of the church.

At the east end is an oak reredos dating from 1890.

In the south chapel is a reredos dating from about 1635.

The reredos was brought from the earlier building on 25th Street.

In 1892 a tower was added and a reredos installed.

It has been replaced by a second reredos dated 1682.

There is a reredos which represents Jesus on the cross.

The reredos is painted in the style of an icon.

This is in the form of a reredos on the chapel altar.

Removing the reredos also opened up a space in the center wall of the sanctuary.

The mural is situated on a wall about two feet behind the reredos.

Below are three Norman windows which for many years had been covered by a reredos.

On a wall in the back of the church room there is a reredos from the 15th century.

The interior of the church includes an early Georgian reredos.

Four of the panels now form a reredos in the chancel.

A fire in 1999 destroyed the original high altar and reredos paintings.

The former chancel screen and the reredos are also hidden.

There is a huge gilded reredos above the main altar.

The first reredos, dated 1610, is now damaged and in 1974 was kept under the tower.

At the eastern end of the chapel is a reredos with three painted panels.

During the Victorian era, the reredos and most of the stained glass were added.

The splendid reredos and rose window were blessed on 1st November 1885.

The altar and reredos are crowned by a small dome.