There are two shafts belonging to two spiral crosses, both are carved from white sandstone and each in two parts.
One is 1.15 metres high and 40 centimetres wide.
The top piece has plait-work in sham double strands; with bosses in every available place.
The bottom piece holds a carved swastika.
The two parts of the other slab are together 92 centimetres high and 38 centimetres wide and 15 centimetres thick.
There is evidently a portion missing between the two.
Two broad lateral bands passing round bosses, haze a central scroll at the top, whilst in the lower part are the body and legs of a man, with the swastika below.
This has been taken as representing the crucifixion of Jesus.
In all there are nine slabs in the vestry.
There are two shafts belonging to two spiral crosses, both are carved from white sandstone and each in two parts. One is 1.15 metres high and 40 centimetres wide. The top piece has plait-work in sham double strands; with bosses in every available place. The bottom piece holds a carved swastika. The two parts of the other slab are together 92 centimetres high and 38 centimetres wide and 15 centimetres thick. There is evidently a portion missing between the two. Two broad lateral bands passing round bosses, haze a central scroll at the top, whilst in the lower part are the body and legs of a man, with the swastika below. This has been taken as representing the crucifixion of Jesus. In all there are nine slabs in the vestry.
St. Kentigern's Church, Aspatria