Architectural Features
Free early C14 Gothic style.
Pair of C12 colonnettes with scalloped capitals reset in wall of tower.
Carved stone reredos of The Last Supper by Matthew Noble, between carved angels raised on column pedestals.
Altar flanked by Commandment and Creed boards in carved double-arched niches on slender colonnettes.
Elaborately carved stone pulpit and lectern.
Carved stone font on squat columns, with octagonal timber cover, pierced and carved with crockets and angels.
Finely carved pews with traceried doors on ornate hinges, and elaborate poppyheads.
Brass altar rail with floral tendrils and heraldic beasts
matching pair of tall painted brass candel- abra with angels, pinnacles and crockets.
Discreetly Art Nouveau brass hymn board.
Pretty but unremarkable stained glass.
Fine hammerbeam roof to nave with angel braces and foiled spandrels: roof panels painted with floral motifs.
Wagon roof to chancel, on angel corbels, with carved bosses and painted panels of saints.