Mayfield Object Collection
Explore textiles and woodwork items from Mayfield.
The following items from the SHCJ EP Archives' object collection all originated from Mayfield Convent, made and used by the community or the priest serving Mayfield's chapel.
Chasuble with Nativity design
OB/0006
This section of embroidery is from the back of a chasuble, a loose robe worn by a priest while celebrating Mass. It originates from Mayfield chapel and dates from the late 19th century. It was made by SHCJ sisters within the Mayfield community.
Chasuble, Crown and Fleur de Lis design
OB 0008
This elaborate embroidery featuring metallic thread and glass replica jewels and pearls features on back of a chasuble, a loose robe worn by a priest while celebrating Mass. It is part of a collection of three chasubles that were once in Mayfield chapel and dates from the late 19th century. It was made by SHCJ sisters within the Mayfield community.
Carved Lectern from Mayfield
A lectern carved by a sister at Mayfield's carving workshop, circa 1900.
Mayfield Pugin Rug Section (Mark Cross)
This rug was designed by A.W.N. Pugin and woven by the SHCJ sisters. Each community contributed a section; this part came from Mark Cross convent. Dates from1888.