The Corpus of
ROMANESQUE SCULPTURE
in Britain & Ireland
Image of the feature "Windows: Chancel N window" at Dalmeny.
by James King.
Two orders, round headed. At one time, a roof must have cut across this window, the scars of which survive. The inner order is plain and continuous. The outer label is carved with a series of saltires with beading in the spaces. The archivolt has chevron which extends over the lower edge. The E impost is weathered, but may originally have been carved with some sort of interlace on the upper face above a plain lower chamfer. The W impost appears not to have been carved but has a lower chamfered edge. Both capitals are heavily weathered but may have had some sort of interlace carved on them.
