A church brass was found on 12th October, 1966, during alterations to a building in Newark. It consists of the figure of a man standing, with hands in prayer, in Elizabethan style costume. It measures 2ft long and 8in wide; it dates to the period c 1550-1575. The brass was originally in the private chapel of the Chauntry House, Appleton Gate. It is in good condition, except for a small fragment missing from one of the feet. (1)
Grid ref given is for the site of the Chantry House - see M18186.

<1> EMAB eds, 1966, East Midlands Archaeological Bulletin, p 44 (Published document). SNT160.