St Andrew

C12 chancel, C15 tower.

Saxon round arched nave doorways with hoodmould and moulded imposts each have C14 pointed arched doorway inserted below, that to south with C14 parapet gabled south porch with pointed arch.

C19 rebuilt lean-to aisle with two C13-style plate traceried windows to right.

Taller gabled chapel beyond has more authentic C15 style windows and reset Norman window at east end.

Late C13 style east triplet to chancel.

Lower part of west tower may be C13 with blocked Early English lancet on south face.

Altered in C15 with addition of diagonal offset buttresses, projecting south stair turret, 2-light west window, and crenellated belfry with 2-light Perpendicular traceried openings having stone slate louvres.

C15 tower arch.

Delicately carved reredos to 1928 English altar by F.E. Howard.

At the feet of William Kingston's effigy is a carving of a goat eating a cabbage.

© Mike Searle

Two monuments in chancel: Renaissance wall monument contains kneeling effigies of ANTHONY PARTRIGE, died 1625, and his wife by Baldwin of Stroud

Tablet with bolection moulding surmounted by mourners and crest, inscribed to William Wolley, died 1670.

Chapel contains fine set of monuments, central chest with effigies in Derbyshire alabaster, possibly carved by Edward Marshall, depict Sir William Sandys of Misarden Park, died 1640, and wife Margaret Culpeper, died 1644.

Further chest tomb with painted stone effigy by Baldwin of WILLIAM KINGSTONE OF MISERDEN, died 1614.

Wall monuments in chapel include one with relief of weeping angel inscribed to REVEREND SIR EDWIN WINSOR BAYNTUN SANDYS BART., died 1838

and Baroque style monument to Michael Wills, died 1943.

Further fine nave monuments.

Octagonal timber pulpit in rich Perpendicular style is C19.

Circular Norman bowl font on cylindrical base.

Some stained glass, mostly C20.