Architectural Features
The C13 tower of 2 stages has large quoins and the tall unbuttressed lower stage is seperated from the belfry by a chamfered string course beneath a plain parapet.
The C13 west door has a chamfered surround, hood mould and human head label stops.
Above is a C14 ogee headed light.
To the belfry stage are C13 paired lancets on all 4 sides.
The west wall of the north aisle has a 2 light window with C20 tracery in C14 reveals and hood mould.
In the west part is a late C13.
In the east part is a C19 3 light wooden traceried window in a C16 concave moulded reveal.
In the east wall is a late C13 3 light window with Y tracery, moulded mullions and hood mould.
The north wall of the chancel has a C15 2 light window with trefoil heads to the lights with paired mouchettes over and chamfered pointed reveal.
The east window is late C13 with 3 lights, geometric tracery, trefoil heads, 2 cinquefoil and one trefoil in the head of the window.
Onthe south side, the offset stub of the earlier chancel wall can be seen in which is a C15 2 lightwindow the upper tracery of which has been renewed in C20.
The south wall of the nave has 3 C19 windows, one single and two paired lights in late C13 style.
The 3 bay late C12 north arcade has massive square bases which appear to belong to an earlier phase.
The tower doorway is c.1200 and has a plain order with slightly pointed head.
The east window of the aisle appears from internal evidence to have been inserted as the rear arch is C12.
In the north wall are the reveals of a former doorway which has been partly blacked and cut through by a later C13 window.
In the vestry is a large keeled C13 respond base.
All other fittings are C19, apart from the font which is made from reused sections of a massive drum pillar, quite out of scale with anything which survives, and of uncertain date.
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