All Saints

C14 with some C15 fenestration.

C14 Decorated tracery, of cusped paired lights with quatrefoils over, and 3 light aisle east window withcusped and foiled tracery and segmental hood.

Chancel with cusped C14 lancets to south, restored C13 lancets to north, and 3 light C15 Perpendicular east window within the larger blocked jambs and drip mould of C14 east window.

Interior: C14 nave arcades

Interior jambs and drip mould of C14 east window survive around C15 insertion, the respond carried down to floor level.

Two C15 benches with poppy- heads, one with 6 pierced and cusped panels, the other with 3 pierced panels.

Screen: early C16, 5 bays with attached shafts with Tudor flower motif on base with traceried panels and shields.

Nave: pulpit, late C17 on C19 base, taken from Faversham parish church.

Box pews, extended into south aisle and incorporating late medieval benches with poppy heads and hollow chamfered end moulding.

Tomb recess with segmental arch, embattled cornice and attached shafts, with tomb chest and brass, 24" of Richard de Feversham, d.1381, C15 font, hollow octagonal bowl with decorated panels.

C13 parish chest, wooden, with incised trefoil-headed arcade, and cross-hatched decorated iron flanges on lid.

Some medieval floor tiles.

Brasses: mutilated examples in south aisle.

Joan de Feverham and son, d.1360, 14" half figures.

Judge John Martyn, d.1436.

56" figures of Justice of Common Pleas and his wife under double canopy.

Glass: C14 fragments in north aisle east window, C15 fragments in chancel south-west window