Architectural Features
tower, some chancel masonry looks C13.
Fine 3-stage, unbuttressed, battlemented west tower with band of carving on plinth and above and below each of 3 moulded string-courses.
Plinth carving similar to Jacobstow but with added variants: some mouchettes in roundels, Star of David, crosses, pot of lilies.
Similar carving below string-courses to other stages which have bands of lozenges above strings.
West door-way shallow moulded arch below square-headed hood mould, quatrefoils carved in spandrels.
South face is show front with elaborate 2nd stage niche with vine-carved jambs and 3-sided canopy with engaged crocketted pinnacle.
Inner door probably C14: deeply moulded polyphant with some evidence for unusual stops.
South chancel door with moulded triangular head possibly C14.
Unceiled waggon roofs to aisles with moulded ribs, foliage bosses and vine-carved wall plates, some late C19 renewal.
South aisle has flowers carved on ribs, north has vine carved on 3 east bays.
Altered pulpit made up of panels of linenfold carving.
Simple moulded C13 piscina in chancel.