Baptism Font, St Peter's Church - Sudbury, Suffolk - Stone Church Artefacts on Waymarking.com

"The octagonal font is comprised of a mediaeval bowl on top of a modern stem, each face of which features a square panel containing four squashed quatrefoils set diagonally."

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"The font was moved into the south aisle to create a grand processional vista from the west door. This was one of Suffolk's Anglo-catholic shrines, and the ghosts of Butterfield and his kind are never far away. The font has a grand cover, with a lantern top. There is a story that the font was removed during the Puritan era to be used as a feeding bowl for pigs. "

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