Architectural Features
Nave has 3 Norman windows at west end on north, west and south walls, a cusped lancet to the north and south walls and 2 Perpendicular 2- light windows in the south wall flanking the porch
Porch has C19 Perpendicular carved infill decoration.
nave has C15 timber roof
simple Norman font
The C17 font is in the north transept (Lulsley chapel) at Alfrick parish church, although BritishListedBuildings states this font is Norman (I got the C17 date from the Churches of Worcestershire book by Tim Bridges).
early C17 altar table and altar rails with turned balusters now moved to north transept
remnant of Norman sculpture preserved in north transept wall
Flemish glass incorporated in some windows.
sheela na gig identified from Geograph title/caption. The west wall of the north transept (Lulsley chapel) contains a banner and C12 carving of a man (we thought it was a sheela na gig originally..) from St. Giles parish church in Lulsley, which closed in the 1970s and is now a private house. There is a wall tablet to William Allies (d. 17.03.1818) and his wife Ann (d. 29.04.1797) in this photo.
The west wall of the north transept (Lulsley chapel) contains a banner and C12 carving of a man (we thought it was a sheela na gig originally..) from St. Giles parish church in Lulsley, which closed in the 1970s and is now a private house. There is a wall tablet to William Allies (d. 17.03.1818) and his wife Ann (d. 29.04.1797) in this photo.