Chapel of the Holy Trinity, Siddington, Cheshire East

Entry Name: Chapel of the Holy Trinity

Listing Date: 14 April 1967

Last Amended: 28 November 1984

Grade: II*

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1139279

English Heritage Legacy ID: 59121

ID on this website: 101139279

Location: Cheshire East, Cheshire, SK11

County: Cheshire East

Civil Parish: Siddington

Traditional County: Cheshire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Cheshire

Church of England Parish: Siddington and Capesthorne Holy Trinity

Church of England Diocese: Chester

Tagged with: Church building Neoclassical architecture

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Description

SIDDINGTON C.P. CAPESTHORNE PARK
SJ 87 SW

6/82 Chapel of the Holy
Trinity (formerly listed
as Chapel at Capesthorne
Hall).
14 4 67

GV II*

Chapel. Dated 1722 on original iron pennant to bell turret, altered
1887. By William Smith of Wergs. Red Flemish bond brick with stone
dressings and slate roof. Nave and apsidal chancel.
South front: Projecting plinth with stone moulding to top. Stone
quoins to corners. Nave of three bays. Doorway to left with
semi-circular arched stone surround and keystone containing double
3-pannelled doors and fanlight. Circular window above with four
keystones. Two windows to right of this with semi-circular arched
stone surrounds with keystones and stone aprons below windows.
Moulded stone cornice above supporting balustrade. Balusters with
heavy concave lower bodies. Square piers supporting swagged ball
finials.
East wall: central projecting semi-circular apse. Blind arched
window to centre and two similar blocked windows to either side. The
central window was circular with 4 keystones before the alterations of
1887.
Interior: Raised family pew to west end with raised and fielded
panelling to interior. In 1887 the interior was considerably altered.
The box pews were replaced with a college chapel arrangement of facing
pews. The triple-decker pulpit supported on terms was cut down and
placed to the left of the apse. The panelling of the lower walls was
raised in height. Wooden pilasters placed at the sides of the windows
framing terra-cotta panels to the piers by George Tinworth. The heavy
panelled ceiling was also added with gilded pendants and rosettes and
the chancel windows filled. The mosaic reredos in an alabaster
surround is by Salviati's and loosely based on Giotto's Dormition then
in the Davenport collection at Capesthorne.

Listing NGR: SJ8401272728

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