Architectural Features
There is a small trefoil window in the apex of the cruck, at yoke level, and a stained glass, 3-light "Y" tracery, memorial window, with rounded head, at altar level.
This is flanked by 3-light round-headed mullion windows with leaded lattice glazing and old coloured glass.
One early C16 bench end with linenfold panelling and poppy-head.
![Sir Thomas Mainwaring (died 1726) is described as the twenty-ninth male heir of Mainwaring of Peover, who was contemporary with William the Conqueror. His widow Dame Martha Mainwaring established a charity in his memory: see [[5333768]].](https://storage.googleapis.com/natbase-94192.firebasestorage.app/observations/2B8bxkdFrRaNBKHKuJcfbhTowL22/1775988941781_5333754_fe5433d9.jpg)
Marble wall memorial to Sir Thomas Mainwaring dated 1726.
Sir Thomas Mainwaring (died 1726) is described as the twenty-ninth male heir of Mainwaring of Peover, who was contemporary with William the Conqueror. His widow Dame Martha Mainwaring established a charity in his memory: see [[5333768]].
A screen, originally of six moulded posts, supporting a C15 style moulded beam at eaves level, separates the chancel from the nave.
The centre panel has two coats of arms including the Royal Arms and the date 1663.
A three-tier panelled pulpit fronts the screen on the north side of the nave: this is softwood with Gothic headed panels.
SJ6050 : Three-decker pulpit, St Michael's church, Baddiley
Octagonal stone font contains alabaster vessel with flame shaped knob.