Architectural Features
Dog tooth jambs to west window which is 5-light C15 replacement with cusped lights under segmental arch.
2 2-light south aisle windows west of south porch of C14 date with mouchette tracery under hoods on label stops.
2 C15 3-light cusped windows east of porch under basket arches
in eastern bay a 2-light bar tracery window : this of c.1240-50 contemporary with bar tracery of Westminster Abbey.
Above is C16 stepped brick gable.
Aisle east windows C15, of 5 lights below depressed arch.
4 3-light C15 windows under segmental arches.
Remains of wall paintings in clerestory arches in form of wall hangings with various decorative and figurative devices.
Late C15 nave roof of hammerbeams and tie beams, 2 hammerbeams to each tie.
Hammerbeams in form of carved figures bearing instruments of passion on shields.
Late C15 south aisle roof of moulded principals on arched braces and 2 tiers moulded butt purlins.
C15 octagonal font with arched panels to stem and bowl with large pointed quatrefoils in square panels.
The font has a traceried shaft and bowl and is raised on three large octagonal steps making christenings easy to see. It is the sole occupant of the west end of the nave.
Mid C13 of Purbeck marble with reclining effigy upon pedestal.