Architectural Features
C15 south porch.
North nave wall and south aisle nave C15 3-light foiled windows.
Porch has cross-crested ridge tiles.
East of eastern arch the jamb of former south lancet of chancel is interrupted by last bay of arcade, and piscina partly covered by medieval or early post-medieval rebuild of east chancel wall further to west.
Fittings: Font, granite, octagonal with large chamfer stops returning octagonal bowl to square, recut and remounted in C19.
Ogee oak cover of C17 with ball finial.
Font is enclosed in effective early C19 balustrade with narrow pointed arches between balusters.
Pulpit, C19, and simple, panelled.
Monuments: North Wall: (a) White marble tablet on grey slate field.
To Rev. Edward Tippett MA, died 1840, and wife. (b) Limestone slab, to Rev. Buckland, died 1780. (c) Wall monument, white marble in limestone frame, to Mary Morris, died 1862, Rev. George Morris, and their children.
Also slate slab of 1922 and 3 x C19 brasses.
Miscellanea: North wall: Painted and framed royal arms of Charles II dated 1660.
Glass: East window 1862, to Lanyon family.
The living was appropriated by the Bishop of Exeter to Glasney College in 1287, and is now held by the bishop's chaplain.