Architectural Features
north and south chantries C14
aisles rebuilt late C14
remainder C15
North aisle west window is 3-light perpendicular in square hood and panelled corners, south aisle has 3-light C14 reticulated, then diagonal buttress, plain parapet over string, saddle back coping
C14 windows
right pointed with unusual tracery East return has 5 light perpendicular windows with 5 large projecting carved heads
Porch islierne vaulted and has fine C15 inner door with perpendicular tracery
beneath an image niche with headless figure
Nave is 4 ½ bays with standard 4-colonnette and 4-hollows piers on high bases, clerestory, which is blind on the north side, barrel roof with series of 11 angels each side and half-bay celure over rood
Lofty tower arch of C15 with panelled intrados, and the wall here is exposed rubble
South side has two broad arches cut through the C13 fabric under three 2-light clerestory windows
to the north a lofty segmental pointed arch, to organ gallery, and a lower recut arch carried on an octagonal C15 pier with moulded cap
substantial remains of C15 rood screen with C20 gallery and rood
Cl9 openwork pulpit by C E Ponting
In south chapel on chancel side a good C15 chest tomb
also good baroque wall monument of 1712 to William Chafin
1398 floor brass to J.Bettesthorne royal Arms, 1684
Some misericords.recut in 1948
octagonal Purbeck bowl font on Cl9 granite base
Stained glass mainly Victorian, but west window in Bettesthorne Chapel has four mediaeval panels,and some fragments in central window to Still Chapel