Nave and north aisle, C13, 3 simple chamfered arches on piers, the west arch hollow chamfered
C15 chancel and tower, and south aisle with porch
Arcade of 3 arches South chancel chapel probably also C15, but much rebuilt as St
with wall paintings
some C13
Font, medieval, plain octagonal bowl
C17 arcaded chancel screen, crested with royal Stuart arms and supporters, probably 1633
North window, of 2 lights, reset C15 glass in head
East window, c1633, large figures and family arms
Side openings C19 glass
Reredos, C18, figures on canvas
North Aisle: C17 reset dado panelling
Reset medieval glass in heads of all windows, in western, Queen of Heaven, in eastern, Archangels
Medieval glass in all window heads
some prophets
Wall painting above arcade
C17 panelled pews
Reset medieval glass in window heads
Monuments: Chancel: SIR JOHN ST
Family tree maintained to later date, and within, figures of Sir John and wife
Grisaille allegorical figures on removable panels added 1699
JOHN, 1645, life sized gilded figure standing, armoured, in tent, the drapes held open by attendants
SIR GILES & LADY MOMPESSON, 1633, sitting figures in arched niches, bridged over south door
JOHN, 1748, by Rysbrack, coloured marbles, richly carved arms, obelisk behind
2 hatchments
Earnest kneeling figures on table under arched canopy carried on Ionic columns, symbols on soffite, inscription on frieze
Brasses: Nave: WILLIAM AND HENRY KEMP, 1642 and 1648
All with arms on separate brass