tower C13 with C19 bell stage
Tile roofs have coped gable parapets and kneelers
Tudor-arch and hood-mould with carved lozenge stops below
C14 foliated stone child's coffin lid inset
but with early/mid C18 inset carved panels of a skull
hour glass
Good mid C19 encaustic tile floor, probably Minton to designs by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin
Chancel roof has moulded corbels with carved symbolic animals holding banners
Hammer-beams have angels holding texts
Elaborate carving, Panelled roof with decorative wind bracing
Early English style moulded tower arch has colonnettes with naturalistically carved capitals and corbels
Lectern with buttresses and angle brackets
Benches with carved fleurs-de-lys ends and Gothic open panels
Stained glass: some late C16 heraldic panels in nave south-west window
Monuments to the Shuckburgh family
pair of brasses
wall monument by Hunt of Northampton
fine Baroque wall monument with portrait bust
lower half of brass
parts of brasses
classical wall monument of coloured marble with fine portrait medallion
large painted monument with effigies , deep arch and canopy with columns
elaborate Baroque monument on pedestal with bust in niche, said to be by Beniers
Neoclassical wall monument
wall monument with globe and astrolabe by Flaxman
Nave south: Lady Grace 1677: wall monument
fine Neoclassical wall monument by Flaxman, with relief of the deceased and her grieving family around her
elaborate Gothic wall monument by R. Brown
with a hand holding a brass scroll
An excellent example of a small estate church with fine monuments to the Shuckburgh family who have lived at Shuckburgh for 1000 years. (V.C.H.: Warickshire: Vol.VI, pp.217-218