| SACRISTAN | Church officer in charge of sacred vessels etc (9) |
| SACRISTY | Room in a church or chapel used for the storage of sacred vessels, vestments etc. (8) |
| SACRIST | A church officer who takes care of its sacred vessels, etc (7) |
| VESTRY | Room in a church in which ceremonial garments, sacred vessels etc. are stored (6) |
| GLASSWARE | In middle of Aegean, girl overcoming fighting vessels etc? (9) |
| GOLDPLATE | Dishes, tableware, utensils, vessels etc made of aurum, collectively; or, a metal, such as silver, gilded by means of electrolysis (4,5) |
| CELTIC | Church officer in charge of one side of Glasgow (6) |
| SEXTON | An officer of the church who is in charge of sacred objects (6) |
| CONVERGED | Prisoner, curt church officer and daughter came together (9) |
| ROCOCO | Starts to renovate old cottage of church officer in an old decorative style (6) |
| ELDER | Church officer in Daniel Deronda |
| RETE | Network of nerves, blood vessels etc; tree (anag.) (4) |
| ARKS | Tip off the police informers, they're sacred vessels (4) |
| VASCULAR | Of blood vessels, etc |
| LIGATURE | A cord for tying the blood-vessels, etc (med) (8) |
| CROCKERY | China dishes, earthen vessels, etc collectively (8) |
| MONSTRANCE | In France, my dream is about small sacred vessel |
| AMPULLA | A draw bringing in millions: a sacred vessel (7) |
| CHALICE | Church girl's sacred vessel |
| GRAIL | German storyteller going west in sacred vessel (5) |
