Architectural Features
In the lower stage of the tower is a pair of C13 lancets in a pointed chamfered surround.
The C13 coursed rubble chancel has stepped ashlar buttresses.
Fine C13 2 light east window with geometric tracery and quatrefoil in a moulded surround.
The south transept has a C19 round headed doorway to the east, and to the south a large C17 mullioned
transomed 4 light window with reused C14 moulded reveals.
Above is an C18 sundial and there is a reused C17 coffin slab to the gable.
In the south side of the tower is a C13 2 light window matching that to the north
below is a blocked C12 round headed window.
C14 king post tie beam roof of nave continues uninterrupted over the aisles.
Above the southern door is an incomplete C13 red painted Wheel of Life.
In the north east angle of the nave a short run of C12 chevron ornament marks the springing of an earlier arcade.
Above the chancel arch is a 2 light C13 window matching those to the sides of the tower.
In the north transept is a C14 piscina with cusped ogee head and crocketted finial, and in the south transept is a plain aumbry and a trilobe headed piscina.
In the west wall of the transept is a blocked C12 round headed window.
A good collection of C14 poppybead bench ends, some 35 in all, with blank panel tracery having trefoils, quatrefoils and foliage.
Elements of a C14 screen are reused in the south transept, including a moulding top beam with fleurons.
Otherwise the woodwork is all C19 in a matching C14 style.
C14 octagonal ashlar font has continous panels of fleurons to the sides, ball flowers to the lower chamfer and an engaged shafted base with annualar capitals.
TF1337 : St Michael's Church: the font