Architectural Features
Nave C14 west window of 2 cinquefoiled ogee lights with tracery in a square head.
Herringbone tile panel over.
Carved spandrels to ogee archway.
To the east of the porch is a C14 window of 2 ogee lights with a quatrefoil in a 2 centred head.
Easternmost C16 restored window of 3 lights with vertical tracery and crenellated transoms under a 3 centred head.
Chancel C15 boarded 7 cant roof with bosses, all with C20 painting.
C15 moulded wall plate.
Circa 1881 stained glass to east window.
Circa 1949 carved and panelled reredos.
Victorian patterned tile floor.
C14 restored piscina with 2 centred head and octofoil drain.
C19 doorway with trefoil head under a 2 centred arch leads into the De Crespigny south chapel, with C19/C20 wall monuments to this family.
To the west of this tie beam embedded in Nave south wall is a C15 fragment of the former moulded rood beam and part of the rail.
Piscina, C14 with 2 centred head and square drain.
C19/C20 semi-circular carved wooden pulpit on stone base.
North east corner of roof with 3 plastered and painted infill panels, said to be remains of 3 winged figures.
C16 stained glass quarries with flowers and foliage to south windows.
Font C19/C20 circular bowl, with inscribed rim, on 4 shafts with moulded capitals and bases, square centre columns.
TL8611 : St Peter, Great Totham: font