St Mary and St Hardulf (Breedon on the Hill)

This is the front of the eastern most cross shaft fragment, nearest to the Shirley Pew. Part of group 20 in the church guide. Described as: "one face has bold interlace cables wile the remaining three depict various dragon-like beasts so beloved of Saxon/Danish art. One (this face) with his head nearly missing dances on four three-toed feet … described by Sir Alfred Clapham as a Merovingian Beast".