St John Baptist

East window of chancel is similar but contains an 1885 leaded and stained glass window.

The double chamfered chancel arch incorporates reused C14 engaged octagonal responds, the C14 floriate capitals of which were recut in 1795.

In the chancel south wall a probably repositioned cusped piscina, with above and to the right the elaborately cusped and pierced arches of a C14 sedilia, also repositioned, however the moulded reveals of the opening are probably in situ.

The matching pews and pulpit were altered in the C19 when the doors were removed.

The large C14 octagonal font bowl has ball flowers to the underside, the stem is missing and it now rests on its base.

Large 14th century octagonal font bowl, now missing its stem and resting on the 14th century base in St.John the Baptist's church

© Richard Croft

In the sanctuary is a C17 chair with carved back and arms.

In the north wall is an alabaster memorial in the classical taste dated 1619 to members of the Sandon family of Reasby Hall, depicting 3 kneeling figures in arcades with above an achievement of arms and below a rectangular inscribed panel.