Architectural Features
Nave and chancel C15, rebuilt in 1854, probably by Withers of Sherborne.
Third stage has in middle of each face a standard set diagonally, resting on half- angels holding shields.
Above this, a frieze of quatrefoils enclosing paterae, shields, the initials B. and W. B. on the south face, for Walter Bokeler, rector, c.1470-80.
East window: C15 reset.
the second window on the north has an C15 head of 3 trefoiled lights with panel tracery
the western pair of windows have C15 heads of 3 cinquefoiled ogee lights with panel tracery.
Fittings: Font, cylindrical tapering stone bowl, reversed, formerly base of a shaft, carved with continuous design of beasts: stag, horse, wolf, and ? lion, and lesser beasts, and interlacement, C10.
Stained glass: late C15.
ST5906 : Melbury Bubb, St. Mary's Church: Stained glass window 8
N window, centre, Annunciation with figures of Virgin and St Gabriel.
Main lights, figure of Christ with 5 wounds originally carried as rays to 7 sacraments' panels.
W. window tracery, C15 glass. (RCHM Dorset I, p.158(1))