English: Late Baroque pulpit in the Cathedral of Győr, from c. 1774, attributed to Melchior Hefele. Red marble with a marble side stairs supported by a pillar; the main support forms a Doric column with a fluted shaft. The pulpit itself is shaped like a shell with a solid parapet articulated by panels and pilasters and decorated with gilt wooden carvings of rosettes, bay leaf garlands and acanthus leaves. The wrought-iron railing was made in 1783 by J.K. Abat-voix: painted woodwork with dark yellow marbleizing, decorated with rosettes, brackets and leaves. Iconography: dove surrounded by a meander strip; the allegory of the Church holding a chalice and a church model; four putti with the Tablets of Stone and the cross; flowering urns (abat-voix).