C15
pierced, embattled parapet with corner pinnacles and gargoyles
Pulpit: c.1872 in a Perpendicular style.
Glass: reassembled mediaeval fragments in east window of north chapel, c.1472, Edward IV with angels, sun in splendour badge and symbols of the Passion
Monuments.
South chapel: Thomas Throckmorton, died 1568, ashlar tomb chest
canopy, in a mixture of Renaissance and late Gothic styles, pilasters, entablature and segmental pediment, shell heads to niches, depressed and ogee arches, much heraldry and loose C17 armour
Thomas Throckmorton, died 1607, alabaster effigy on tomb chest against a richly sculptured background of strapwork and symbols, framed by Corinthian columns and entablature with moulded cornice and heraldic finials, all surmounted by flamboyant arms with aedicule of paired Corinthian columns, obelisk finials and cresting