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Black and white print showing a carved oak pulpit in Canterbury Cathedral with stairs, ornate statues, and a wooden canopy.

Rattee and Kett

Canterbury Cathedral

History of Canterbury Cathedral

Rattee and Kett constructed the oak pulpit  in 1898 under the direction architect George Frederick Bodley R.A.

Follow this link for further information:

http://www.canterbury-archaeology.org.uk/pulpit/4590809711

 

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