The main east windows above the high altar have a complementary theme. They were given in memory of Lord Mount Temple of Broadlands, who died in 1888, and were the work of James Powell and Sons. The windows were inspired by the Temple family name, and designed by Dutch artist Van Eyck. "Therefore are they before the throne of God and serve him day and night in his temple" and "Ye are the temple of the living God".
"To the One who sits on the throne [on the left] and to the Lamb [on the right] be blessing and honour and glory and might".
The right hand window depicts the Lamb, Lord Mount Temple’s mother's maiden name, with "The lamb shall lead them into living fountains of waters".
The faces of the worshippers paying homage may represent Lord Mount Temple’s friends, and the Revd E L Berthon, Vicar of Romsey at the time.
Continue towards the choirstalls and stop to look to your right, high up into the gable of the chapel beyond the wooden screen. You need to be standing here to be able to see the beautiful angel in the small lancet window at the top of the north wall.
