St Thomas Of Canterbury

North chapel and restoration of north aisle early C16.

Decapitated figure forming water spout right of door.

Plank priests door right within C14 moulded surround with cusped head with engaged finial from apex of hood.

2-light stone mullioned window with ogee headers lights with carved spandrels right.

Inscription flanked by Doric columns with open triangular pediment above, carved skull within pediment with crossed bones below, heraldic shield with carved lion head above between decorative brackets supporting tablet.

5-light pointed C14 window at east end of chancel with original tracery and hood.

2-light stone mullioned window with ogee headed lights and carved spandrels at east end of vestry.

2-light hollow chamfered stone mullioned window with stilted headed lights and carved spandrels, diamond leaded lights and hood with diamond stops at east end.

Two C16 tall stone-mullioned casements with leaded panes far right and left.

Small C14 sanctus bellcote at east end of nave.

3 bay C14 pointed arched arcade to north aisle with diamond shaped piers without imposts.

C14 pointed arches to chancel, south transept and west tower.

Stone steps up to former rood loft from north chapel, with remains of C12 scalloped capital below.

C14 piscina with credence shelf

cusped head, now partially obscured by C16 arch, right of C12 capital.

Similar piscina in south wall of south transept which bears traces of medieval wall painting also.

C14 piscina with credence shelf right of altar with ogee cusping,Crocketed hood stops, in the form of heads and engaged finial in south wall.

Three C14 stone sedilia right of piscina with ogee heads with finials one engaged at apex of each.

Medieval trussed rafter roof to chancel, C19 rafter roof to nave.

Coloured tile flooring.

Fittings: circular C12 font on octagonal base in south west corner of nave.

C18 - early C19 polygonal pulpit in south east corner of nave with cusped openwork and carved spandrels.

C19 stained glass in east window of chancel.

Monuments etc: early Victorian hatchment bearing royal arms within west tower.

Hatchment depicting arms of Pole family (q.v. Todenham Manor) on south wall of transept.

Various C18 recumbent stone ledgers in floor of chancel. brass plaque to William Moltin, died 1614, depicting 2 kneeling figures with an inscription in verse on north wall of chancel.