St Bartholomew

West tower, c.1425, 3 stages, has 2 string courses and eaves band with bosses and remains of 6 angels and beasts.

First stage has, to west, C15 chamfered doorway with hood mould, mask stops and peak, C19 door.

Above, early C15 double lancet, restored, with cusped ogee heads, cusped quatrefoil and mask stops.

Third stage has 4 C15 double lancets with cusped ogee heads, cusped quatrefoils, hood moulds and mask stops.

Nave clerestorey, 3 bays, C15, has on each side 3 gargoyles and 3 double lancets with cusped ogee heads and chamfered Tudor arched reveals.

North aisle, C14, has restored C15 windows and rainwater head, 1873.

North side has to west, C14 chamfered doorway with hood mould and plank door.

East end has a C14 double lancet with Y tracery and hood mould.

South side has to east, C13 double lancet, restored, with trefoil head and hood mould.

To west, a C14 double lancet with Y tracery and hood mould, restored and possibly re-sited.

Chancel, C15, 3 bays, has partial plinth and eaves bands, and sill band.

North side has 2 C19 buttresses, 3 setoffs and a double and single gargoyle.

SK7064 : Gargoyle, St Bartholomew's church, Kneesall

© Julian P Guffogg

To west, 2 C13 chamfered lancets, restored.

Single late C15 5 light lancet with cusped round heads, panel tracery and hood mould with mask stops.

South side has 2 C19 buttresses, 3 setoffs, rainwater head dated 1846, coved eaves with remains of 2 gargoyles and central crocketed pinnacle.

Central C14 priest's door, double chamfered and rebated, with ogee hood mould and mask finial.

Above and to its left, restored C13 lancet,

on each side a C15 triple lancet with cusped ogee heads, panel tracery and square headed reveals with hood moulds and mask stops.

South porch, C19, has 2 flanking buttresses to south, and C13 style doorway with hood mould and stops.

East side has a single squat C13 lancet.

Inner south doorway, C13, restored, has cove moulded reveal and hood mould.

Nave arcades have each 3 octagonal piers, C14, with water holding bases and a variety of moulded octagonal capitals.

C15 roof with chamfered tie beams and double purlins.

Tower arch, C14, double chamfered and rebated with octagonal responds and imposts.

South aisle has partial sill band to east, and restored C15 lean-to roof.

Chancel arch, early C15, coved and chamfered, with hood mould and angel corbels.

Chancel north side has west window with stained glass, 1911.

South side has to east a C14 piscina with cusped trefoil head.

Roof C15 style with moulded timbers and ogee corbels.

Fittings include square C19 font on round stem with flanking shafts,and wooden cover withcross, 1926.

Disused shallow eggcup font with round stem and chamfered square base.

Fragment of C11 cross base with interlaced decoration.

C19 tripod iron lectern with scrollwork and altar rail with similar supports.

11 C15 benches with shaped ends with traceried panels and lozenge finials, one with mask finial.

C19 octagonal ashlar pulpit with pierced traceried panels and octagonal stem.

Communion table, early C17, with bulbous turned legs and moulded chip carved top rail.

Monuments include brass, 1893, referring to restoration, large glazed tile war memorial tablet, 1918.

Brasses 1902, c.1974.