
Designs for the Home
Ecclesiastical Designs
"A larger part of Gimson’s production — more than 20 known schemes — was ecclesiastical. All involved collaboration with other architects who had either built a new church or were supervising repairs to an old one, and Gimson’s role was that of a contractor supplying goods, though he was given considerable freedom of design. He developed a style of church fittings in wood and metal that was closely related to his domestic furniture, although it occasionally incorporated figurative carving of a type he never otherwise used." — Carruthers et al. 234

- Lectern for E. S. Prior's St Andrew's, Roker
- Chancel furnishings for E. S. Prior's St Andrew's, Roker
- Altar rails for E. S. Prior's St Andrew's, Roker
Bibliography
Carruthers, Annette, Mary Greensted and Barley Roscoe. Ernest Gimson: Arts & Crafts Designer and Architect. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2019.
Last modified 27 March 2021