St Giles

West Suffolk

Suffolk

Early C14 alterations include: construction of new chancel, north chapel ,north and south nave and chancel doors, north and south nave and chancel 2-light windows, east chancel 3-light window with net tracery, and small west window in tower.

C12 C13 C14 C15 C17 STAINED GLASS FONT ANGELS FIGURES PULPIT MEDIEVAL

Architectural Features

C13

C13 lancet

C15

C15 3-light window to north nave.

C15

South porch c.1435

C14

Nave roof ceiled, 7 cants, probably early C14.

C12

C12 tower arch with roll-moulded head, shafted jambs, chequered abacus, and door/sanctus bell opening above.

C14

North nave door C14.

C12 C13

Chancel arch C13, reusing C12 shafted jambs and horseshoe patterned voussoirs on rear arch.

C15

Unusual C15 screen with colouring, flanked by coloured niches with crocketed heads, and door and steps to road loft.

C14

Canopied niches flanking east window, C14 piscina and sedilla on south wall.

C13

Wall decorations late C13 on north nave wall

C14 FIGURES

C14 figures over north nave door.

C15

C15 poppy head and buttressed benches with brattishing.

C17 PULPIT

Mid C17 pulpit and holy table with cross by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin.

C14

C14 iron banded chest.

C13 C14

Fragments of C13, C14

C15 STAINED GLASS

C15 glass in chancel windows.