Architectural Features
Lancet lights to first 2 stages and Neo-Norman paired lights to belfry under semi-circular containing arch.
Arched door below cinquefoiled statuary niche with figure.
Inner doorway C14, as is porch.
South nave windows : one 2-light with route tournant and one square-headed 3-light with row of mouchettes in head, both C14.
Angle buttresses to east and 3-light flowing mid C14 east window of mouchette form with restored mullions.
C12 4-centred tower arch on square imposts.
Many monuments to Pratt family in nave and chancel.
Those in chancel include the following : Black marble floor slab to Sir Roger Pratt 1684, with raised and incised coat of arms
Alabaster with semi-reclining effigy in contemporary dress upon tomb chest articulated with pilasters carved with fruit.
Nave monuments include: wall monument to Pleasance Pratt 1807, white marble on grey ground by John Bacon The Younger.
Neo-classical arrangement of groups of figures around and below urn upon semi-circular head of inscription plate
Robert Pratt 1816, white marble wall monument on grey ground.