Stone. Size, 6 ft. 11 ins.

Wears pointed bascinet and camail, surcote cut away in front and showing hauberk. Lies cross-legged, with clasped hands. On his left is a sword and remnant of a shield. The lady wears a sideless cote, vest and wimple.
The knight's head rests on a tilting helmet, with crest, a boar's head couped and ducally gorged, flanked by two angels. The head of the lady rests on two cushions set diagonally, and flanked by angels. His feet rest on a lion couchant, hers on a dog. At the east end of the Manor Chapel.

A knight in armour and his lady, almost certainly representing Robert de Bradeston (d. 1355-7) and Isabella his wife. The lady's feet rest on a lap dog. These effigies are on a wide table tomb and were formerly under the arch between the chapel and the chancel.

Bradeston coat of arms (Arg. on a canton gules a rose or), their device (a boar's head couped and ducally gorged)

женщина на надгробии изображена беременной, что соответствует действительности, так как дате смерти Robert'а (1355-57) соответствует дата рождения его сына John'а (1353-54)