Architectural Features
chancel with C15 remodelling, restored (heavily) 1888 by Mark Hookham of Stow-on-the-Wold.
The South wall may have been rebuilt in C15
it retains a C12 eaves string and has a 3-light square head window with rectilinear tracery.
The tympanum is decorated with a diaper of chip-carved crosses, as at Aston Blank and Upper Slaughter, over a larger similar lintel in a surround of chevron on a roll-mould and hollow jambs.
on chancel side the archway is plainer with saltire crosses, the chamfered jambs suggesting a remodelling date of c.1200.
The chancel has a c.1200 string, pointed piscina with broken projecting lip on crude-head corbel and chaumbries.
Panelled (re-used C17?) reredos.