Architectural Features
The chancel has medieval fabric, and has some brick patching and raising on the north side.
The chancel east window is C15 with 3 cusped lights, panel tracery above and human head labels.
Roofs and fittings are C19, including the font, altar rail and pulpit.
Chancel screen reconstructed in C19 contains some C15 panels.
Built into the east wall of the nave, to either side of the chancel arch are 2 fragments of an elaborately carved c1200 cross.
On the north side the panel, which has nail head decoration depicts the crucifixion scene, the figure on the cross being flanked by 2 figures and the foot of Christ is nailed with one nail.
On the floor below the northern panel is the cut down roughly hewn bowl of an early octagonal font.
Monuments.
In the chancel north wall is a domed brass plaque inscribed to Gulielmus Chapman, d. 1722.