toasting fork?

I wanted to take some shots inside our village church today, but there were people working in there.

I used to only go in for weddings and funerals, now it's weddings funerals and photographs.

So I had a look around outside. I spotted that these two windows each have what looks like a vertical toasting fork incorporated into them..... just a toasting fork, or some kind of religious symbolism?

[Sara]

Hmm...looks a bit creepy to me. But lovely shot!

[Kim]

Very pretty shot!

[Marisa]

Great detail! Not sure what the fork is all about though.

[Carole Povey]

Great angle and love the blue reflection on the glass :-)

[Joanna Payne]

Love the colours here. Could be a trident? Can't really see. Prefer the idea of a toasting fork. Maybe something to do with Hell.

[Jan Hall]

@joannapayne it only had two prongs Joanna, the window next to it had one exactly the same too. hmmmmm???

[Joanna Payne]

Pitchfork? It's a rural area, right? If you can get inside another time, churches usually have a little history sheet which might mention them. I really want to know now!

[LJ Barnsley]

I always like a good church. You never know what you will find, inside or out. Love the angle.

[Vickie]

Really nice picture :)

[Penny]

Love this! I find churches fascinating...great angle and details :)

[Sheli]

Yep, toasting fork with bread and the marshmallows are up in the top left corner, flat sides facing each other.

[carol white]

Lovely old architecture!

[Fay Lin]

Interesting architecture shot!

[☠northy]

interesting! it does look, well, kind of satanic... almost? love the blue and yellow tones and the textures in that shot!

[amanda]

Beautiful shot. Old churches (and old buildings in general) have so many photogenic nuances.

[Sandy]

Oh! I love this one too!

[Denise]

Beautifully captured lines and details in these windows.

[Jim]

you're on a roll

[Tracy]

love the colors and the angle