Denton (Lincolnshire)

I am not sure, but I think this church is 14th century (Late Perpendicular, like Aldsworth, Gloucestershire.
These two remarkable and late carvings are so strongly reminiscent of 
    corbels on churches in Saintonge
    (Charente, Charente-Maritime) in France, that they might be composite copies, 
    carved on the return home
    from the Pilgrimage to Compostella, as one or two other exhibitionist figures 
    were.

    The acrobatic anal-exhibitionist penis-sucker above combines three powerful 
    message-motifs,
    and the anal-exhibitionist mouth-puller with trilobed beard is almost as extreme.
    Note the beetling brows which are a feature of 14th-15th century grotesques.
  
        
Compare with an enthusiastic carving at West Knoyle in Wiltshire...

and with another self-fellator on the 14th century church tower at Horninghold in Leicestershire.

        photo © George Keeping