Architectural Features
North chapel, early C16.
Clay-tile roofs.
The south doorway, reset late C14 has a chamfered two-centred head and continuous jambs with shaped stops.
South wall has 2 C15 windows.
South porch, 1883, has a reset C15 archway with an ogee- moulded four-centred head with continuous jambs.
Interior: Chancel-arch, C15, has moulded and panelled responds and soffit, two panels wide, with trefoiled heads to the panels.
Font, stone octagonal bowl with panel on each face, bossed underside, stem and base, C15.
ST6917 : St. Peter, Purse Caundle: font
Communion rails, C17.
Communion table, C17.
Bible, black-letter of c 1630, north chapel.
Pulpit, hexagonal with fielded-panels and sounding-board, early C18.
Monuments and floor-slabs.
Canopied table-tomb, ascribed to William Long, 1524. (RCHM).
Stone slabs and tablets to Hoskyns family, C17 and C18.