St Peter

Heaton, Butler and Bayne (stylistic attribution by Robert Eberhard)

After 1877

South Aisle 1 stained glass window (left of two lights)

St Luke, Kentish Town, North London

This is another of a pair of lights among a series of windows attributed to the firm in Basil Champneys' first commissioned work. According to the listing text, which makes a definite identification, "Aisles contain a series depicting the twelve apostles, all c.1880-90 by Heaton, Butler and Bayne." The inscription gives the sad information that this window is in memory of William Sholto Douglas, who had been a chorister in the church for six years, and who died on 24 October 1877 just short of his fourteenth birthday.

  • St Philip, in the north aisle
  • St Luke, Kentish Town, North London

    • Photograph by John Salmon, and text by Jacqueline Banerjee.

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