Object

• brickwork: It is not enough to corbel the brickwork below the remaining chimney stack.

• head: Entry to the building is by the south porch, the dripstones of the outer arch being completed with corbelled heads.

Converse of object

• carve: Many stones reused from the Abbey were found including a carved stone corbel in the shape of human head.

• decorate: East wall: dominated by a two-centred wooden arch on heavy decorated corbels, inserted in restoration of 1873.

• mold: The fireplace at the southeast end is supported on a heavy molded stone corbel which shows in the passage beneath.

• set: There is no west window, but here is set an amusing corbel carved with a face, high above the blocked west doorway.

• project: On the outer side of this wall is a projecting corbel.

• have: And the ledge has a corbel depicting the head of a green man; yet there is no bowl.

Adjective modifier

• wooden: Chancel arch truss distinguished by its angular wooden corbels; the roof between the trusses paneled over in wood.

• large: Lower than the present roof corbels are large corbels, disused, from the the 14thC roof.

• decorative: Although from a small area, the architectural fragments include columns and their capitals, decorative corbels, lintels and finely carved architraves.

Preposition: on

• wall: Roof has twelve bays of sloping wooden panels, resting on 19thC stone corbels on the north wall.

• side: The open faced corbels on either side taper to half moon shaped ledges on smaller brackets.

Modifies a noun

• table: The highest string course has beneath it a row of grotesque heads, rather like a corbel table.

• head: There is a most strange reset corbel head nearby, that seems to show a black boy.

Noun used with modifier

• stone: Roof has twelve bays of sloping wooden panels, resting on 19thC stone corbels on the north wall.

• head: Big sadly worn head corbels support the outer entrance to the porch.

• roof: Lower than the present roof corbels are large corbels, disused, from the the 14thC roof.

• century: The motif of an angel holding an open book is the same as that of a 14th century corbel in the north aisle.