St Mary

Chancel with C13 rebuilding to Chancel.

C13 North Aisle and North Chapel.

Mid C15 West Tower.

During C16 a Priests House adjoining the north aisle was removed and the wall heightened.

C16 South Porch.

Mixed rubble including puddingstone with some Roman bricks and C16 brickwork.

Red tile, slate and lead roofs.

3 C13 graduated lancet windows.

The Roman brick quoins of the C12 Chancel are west of a C13 lancet.

The south wall has 3 windows with a Cl9 chamfered round headed doorway between the eastern C13 lancet

early C15 window of 2 cinquefoiled lights with tracery under a 2 centred head.

The low set western C16 window has a C19 cusped round head.

C15 east window of 3 cinquefoil lights, vertical tracery over, 4 centred head and label, 2 C15 north windows of 2 cinquefoil lights, 2 centred heads, moulded labels.

The western circa 1520 moulded red brick window of 2 lights in a 4 centred head, moulded label over.

Further west is a similar circa 1520 doorway, now blocked.

Red brick parapet and band circa 1520.

South doorway circa 1520 of stone with moulded jambs and 4 centred head.

Circa 1520 South Porch of red brick with crow stepped parapet, moulded jambs, 4 centred head with label over to outer doorway.

Gargoyles to parapet band.

Each face of the bell chamber has a C15 stone window of 2 cinquefoiled lights under a 2 centred arch.

North, west and east second stage C15 red brick pointed lights.

C15 west doorway, stone moulded jambs and 2 centred arch, square head with moulded label, carved spandrels with foliage and shields.

C19 stained glass to all windows.

C19 painted barrel vault roof with moulded rib, carved bosses and moulded wall plate.

C14 Piscina, hollow chamfered jambs and trefoiled head, one round, one octofoil drain.

C14 Sedilia, recessed with double 2 centred head springing from central moulded corbel.

Late C16 helm with comb and visor on north wall.

Wall monuments to Mrs. Elizabeth Lidgauld and Mrs. Jane Spencer 1741 and Rev. Charles Lidgauld 1775.

Early C16 2 centred Chancel arch of 2 chamfered orders, moulded capitals and bases to semi-octagonal responds.

Early C16 hammerbeam roof of 6 bays, moulded main timbers, moulded and crenellated wall plates, the hammerbeams carved with defaced angels holding shields are supported by curved braces with foliated spandrels and wall posts with figures holding shields.

South wall circa 1520 rood loft staircase, rebated jambs to 3 centred arch doorway.

C19 stained glass to windows, that to south 3 light window with crowns, roses and pomegranates.

Octagonal oak pulpit, crenellated with tracery to panels.

A wrought iron hour glass stand, possibly C17 attached to pulpit.

Matching panelling encloses the pulpit and a poppyhead bench.

Circa 1500 octagonal font, plain stem, moulded base.

C13 North Arcade of 3 bays with chamfered 2 centred arches, circular columns, moulded capitals and bases, semi-octagonal responds.

C17 table with moulded and turned legs, moulded and carved top rail.

C14 or C15 large wooden chest with semi-circular lid, iron bound and nail studded, 3 locks, 2 bolts, end ring handles.

C16 lean-to roof, of 5 bays with moulded timbers and wall plates.

Said to be a wall painting, now covered.

C15 archway to west wall, 2 centred of 2 chamfered orders, the inner resting on leopard head corbels.

Circa 1647 Bayning vault and monument to Penelope and Paul, Viscount Bayning 1647, said to be below the chapel, of red brick with semi-circular barrel vault.

Floor slab of Sir William Pyrton 1490, brass figure of man in armour, lower part lost, with SS collar

portcullis hat, wife Katherine 1501, in widow's veil, shield of arms, said to be 5 sons and 5 daughters, but hidden by a cupboard at time of re-survey.

C15 niche in north east corner, crocketed and finialed, trefoiled ogee head, hollow chamfered jambs and shelf.

Glass, north window fragments of canopy work, borders and black letter inscriptions C15

Turret staircase doorway, 2 centre arched, C16 nailed 2 board door with scutcheon plate.

C19 stained glass to window.

There are 5 bells, 3 by Robert Mott 1591

one by Miles Gray 1625.