All The Medieval Monuments In The Garden Of No 3 (Ivy House)

Heritage listing

Details MARKET HILL 1. 5266 (West Side) All the medieval monuments in the garden of No 3 (Ivy House) TA 1828 NE 1/54 II 2. Collected by James Iveson (who lived in Ivy House from 1807) from various East Riding Churches. 1. Steps opposite front door of house flanked by parts of a deeply moulded C14 ashlar pier. 2. Compound pier (probably C14), chamfered, stands to 3 ft; 5 yds west of north-west corner of house. 3. Arcade composed of fragments of elaborate C13 and C14 mouldings, immediately south of Albina's Tomb. Reputedly from Kilnsea or Owthorne. 4. Albina's Tomb: a small summerhouse north-west of north-west corner of the house, composed of fragments, reputed to have come from Owthorne (or possibly Kilnsea). Front wall hammer-dressed stone. Moulded cornice and C14 or C15 parapet. Ashlar gable with C15 2-light chamfered window: each light with ogee tracery. Late C12, or early C13 round-arched door: colonnettes in jambs with dog-tooth to bases, crocketed capitals, moulded voussoirs, one order of dog-tooth. Flanked by pilasters (probably late C12 or early C13) with moulded profiles and moulded capitals, taking 2 figures, one of a Bishop and one of a King (probably C13). Inside, the south side has the voussoirs of a C12 door, ornamented with zig-zag and nailhead. Moulded voussoirs of a 2-centred lancet. East side has hood mould of a round-arched door and 2 C14 foliage capitals. North side has voussoirs of chamfered lancet with nearly straight shanks. Head of a C14 door, with traceried cusps, and foliate capitals. West wall has clustered colonnettes of a respond corbel. Cartouche inscribed "THIS MARKET CROSS WAS ERECTED IN THE YEAR 1733 BY WILLIAM PULTNEY, ESQ." In the south-west is an ashlar spiral staircase leading to the external parapet. 5. Archway, ashlar, 2-centred, ja

From the Historic England List Entry under OGL v3.