St George

central tower, north and south transepts and chancel C13.

Nave C15.

restored C15 windows

C13 priest's door. (internal remains of splays of original C13 windows).

Lead covered spirelet possibly C15, and vice forming an irregular polygon to the west corner of the tower.

South transept with diagonal buttress and gable parapet, (restored C13 lancet in east wall), south window modern with C14 shafted internal opening.

C19 south porch, restored C15 south doorway with moulded four-centred head label and jambs.

to nave, chancel and transepts, similar C13, two-centred with three chamfered-orders with responds of two chamfered- and hollow-chamfered-orders with moulded bases and capitals of clunch.

C15 tower door.

C13 or C14.

Niche with canopy C15, wall painting on south jamb of lancet in east wall of north transept.

Font C12, large square bowl of Purbeck marble with round headed arches in slight relief on sides supported on round shaft with C19 outer pillars.

Screen, C15 of three bays.

Glass C15 at head of window in north have wall.

Monuments: Two Purbeck marble indents, one C15.

Two coffins and coffin lid C13 with incised cross with stepped base.

wall monument of classical design with black painted columns supporting a frieze inscribed 'HERE LIETH THE BODIE OF EDWARDE LUCAS OF BASSETS IN THRIPLOW ESQUIRE WHICH MARIED MARIE THE ELDEST DAUGHTER OF SIR NICHOLAS HERON OF EDGCOM IN CROYDON IN THE COUNTY OF SURREY KNIGHT.

THIS EDWARDE LUCAS DEPARTED THIS LIFE THE XVII TH DAYS OF IULYIE AND DOMINI 1601', between the columns recessed below two arches are five figures of the family, above the entablature set in strapwork are the family arms.

Floor slabs: in chancel to Rev John Jenks 1849, to Katherine Ducfeilds (Whale) 1612: in north transept to Ambrose Bening 1720 and Susannah Bening his wife 1711, to Ambrose Bening 1819, to Mary Perkinse 1746, to George Clarke Bradbury Berry 1821: in south transept, to John Perkins 1750, to Rev Wm Bening 1792, to Anne Bening 1716 and Ambrose Bening 1720 to C.S. daughter of Rev Butler Berry 1818, to Mary Berry 1806, to Francis Gunning 1778, to Margaret Desborough 1799.