Architectural Features
Projection to west between nave and chancel contains C17 manorial pew, and has one-light window with moulded stone frame and square hood to north and doorway with pointed stone arch in west side
C14 north doorway has arch with continuous mouldings, studded plank door and holy water stoup in arched recess to right
Two 2-light C14 windows with Y tracery in south aisle east of doorway and similar west window
C14 south porch has entrance with continuous mouldings and studded ribbed plank door
C13 inner doorway has double chamfered arch and jamb shafts with bell capitals
C17 doorway to vestry has elaborately moulded 4-centred arch and original studded ribbed plank door
Manorial pew divided from chancel and nave by wooden Doric column and fitted with C17/C19 panelling and wall seats
Early C13 south arcade, 3 bays, has double chamfered arches and round piers
Capital of east pier is carved with heads, one supported by a hand
C18 polygonal panelled pulpit
C18 font (disused), alabaster in the form of an urn
Present font C19
Stained glass shields in south aisle windows C16 and C17
Important collection of monuments to the Chauncy family, including 4 by Rysbrack
Alabaster chest tomb with effigies and figures of 9 children in relief on north side
Other monuments are architectural wall tablets
Swags of flowers and portrait bust in Roman style
Monument to Toby Chauncey died 1724 attributable to the Smiths of Warwick
Monument to Julia Cartwright, died 1853
Stone Gothic triptych with two praying figures. (Buildings of England: Northamptonshire, p.208-9).