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Churchyard Cross in the Parish of Sancreed |
The Churchyard Cross |
The Holy Well at Sancreed |
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This beautifully proportioned cross was first recorded in 1856 and is situated on the South side of the churchyard. The design on the face of the cross is thought to represent a Fleur-de-Lis stood in a vase. Close to the cross is a wonderful holy well, in very good condition and well worth stopping by to get a splash of holy water. The cross at Sancreed is located in the middle of all the other crosses mentioned on this site. It is bounded to the North by St. Just, to the East by Madron, (location of Market Cross Penzance) to the South by the village of Paul and on the West side by St Buryan.
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Handmade Sterling Silver replica of Market Cross - Penzance |
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| The Churchyard Cross found in the churchyard at Sancreed is available to buy as a Solid Sterling Silver Pendant. The crosses are handmade in West Penwith by local Silversmith and Jeweller Alex Everitt and are scale replicas of the original granite cross. Each cross has been assayed and hallmarked and comes with or without a silver chain.
Click here for a larger view of the silver crosses, chains & purchase information. |
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The Silver version of the Churchyard Cross shown in the images to the left are slightly larger than life. The true dimensions can be found in the table below. Dimensions of Silver Cross Pendant
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