Architectural Features
Chancel C19 3 light E window, N wall has 2 windows, the E of 2 cinquefoiled lights with uncusped spandrels and square head C14.
The reset early ogival C14 W window is 2 trefoiled lights with a square head.
Between is a blocked C14 doorway which apparently led to a rectangular, pentice roofed small chamber projecting on the interior.
In the S wall 2 windows of the C15 partly restored of 2 cinquefoiled lights under 4 centred heads.
Between is a much restored C15 doorway with moulded jambs, a 2 centred arch under a square head.
The late C14 chancel arch is 2 centred and of 2 moulded orders with a C19 capital.
The nave has, in the N wall, 2 windows, the E is of 2 lights with C19 tracery in a 2 centred head of C14.
Between is a mid-C14 doorway with moulded jambs and 2 centred arch with label.
Roofs of nave and chancel are C15.
Late C12 square bowl font with circular stem and 4 small shafts and carved sides.
TL5711 : St Edmund, Abbess Roding, Essex - Font
Late C15, restored.
Sounding board over pulpit on short fluted Doric pilaster with inlaid soffit and enriched cornice E, C18.
1633, by Epiphanius of Evesham.
Some fragments of C15 glass reset in SE chancel window. (RCHM 1).