Architectural Features
Fine C15 4 stage tower with stone plinth, dado and parapet string courses.
C15 south porch has angle buttresses with 2 set-offs, moulded recut C19 arch, colonnettes with moulded bases and capitals.
C14 chancel has 2 'Y' tracery south windows, one brick south window.
5-light recut C19 Reticulated tracery east window has unrecut C14 label moulding with label stop heads and ogee cresting finial.
C14 or C15 octagonal stone font with chamfered base, 8 standing female figures with children and other iconography against octagonal stem, 4 mutilated angle beasts, carved and figured coving section above with Evangelists' symbols, roses and angels.
14th or 15th century octagonal stone font with chamfered base, 8 standing female figures with children and other iconography against an octagonal stem, 4 mutilated angle beasts, carved and figured coving section above with Evangelists' symbols, roses and angels. Octagonal bowl has seated liturgically vested figures of priests, deacons, bishops and doctors perhaps representing the Seven Sacraments. Figures also identified as SS Andrew, John and Apollonia. Panels divided by miniature buttresses and framed by crocketed ogee niches with miniature vaults.
Octagonal bowl has seated liturgically vested figures of priests, deacons, bishops and doctors perhaps representing the Seven Sacraments.
Figures also identified as SS Andrew, John and Apollonia.
2 light C14 Decorated former north chancel window now opens into north vestry.
Elizabethan Jesuit Martyr St. Henry Walpole baptised here in 1558.