Architectural Features
Embattled parapet with C17 or C18 pinnacles
North aisle has north-west door, blocked inside with spandrels carved with a human head and foliage
Chancel and chapels have late C17 paving of alternating black and white diagonally-set flagstones
on capitals and bases of C15 (Buildings of England) stem
Pulpit of 1891, but made up from traceried and linenfold panels
Stained glass: Some early C16 glass survives chancel east window has 3 sibyls c.1530
with C17 heads
North and south chapel windows with pieces of original glass
Nave west window of 1890, attributed to Powell (Buildings of England). Throckmorton monuments, Nave: Sir Robert d.1518, but occupied by another Sir Robert (d.1791) Tomb chest with grey marble slab and marble sides with rich quatrefoil panels and shields
Grey marble chest tomb with panelled sides and brasses
Sir John (d.1580) and wife Large canopied alabaster monument with panelled base, effigies and 6 Corinthian columns
Chest tomb with black marble lid and brass and enamel cross
brass inscription plate
Peter's is an exceptionally complete Perpendicular church with good original furnishings and monuments. (V.C.H.: Warwickshire, Vol.III, pp.82-4