Architectural Features
early C14 arcades and chancel arch
late C14 tower, repaired 1818
C15 nave windows.
Chamfered eaves band with carved water spouts.
Plain parapet with carved heads in place of pinnacles.
East end of both aisles closed off by C15 embattled screens of open traceried panels.
In south chapel thus formed is a trefoil-headed piscina in the south wall and a carved niche with ribbed and crocketed canopy on north side.
C17 poppyhead nave pewing
Octagonal pulpit tester with pendant finials.
SE8873 : Wintringham, St. Peter's Church: Two-decker pulpit (detail)
Norman tub font with tall octagonal cover painted with winged cherubs and dated 1736.
SE8873 : Wintringham, St. Peter's Church: The font
Other fittings include a 1723 hatchment in tower
two C19 brass chandeliers.
Stained glass: series of C15 saints in the tracery of all nave and aisle windows.
Monument: on chancel north respond a painted memorial to John Lister in the form of an acrostic.
north wall plate retained, dated 1685.
Some roof corbels carved as heads or fleurons.