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Object type: Part of shaft or pilaster [1]
Measurements: Unknown
Stone type: Unknown
Plate numbers in printed volume: Pl. 184.1000
Corpus volume reference: Vol 1 p. 188-189
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Part of two carved faces survived, edged with a wide outer rounded moulding and a fine inner roll moulding. One face had delicate interlace (alternating half pattern D with glides). The other face is not decipherable from the existing photographs.
This type of interlace composition seems to be paralleled in a cruder form on impost 37, and is also very like the interlace on the chair in which St Matthew is seated in the Stockholm Codex Aureus, fol. 9v.
