Architectural Features
Gabled C15 porch has diagonal buttresses, moulded pointed doorway with sundial over inscribed TEMPUS FUGIT, Rawlings of Bradford of Avon, 1777
C15 south chapel has three large Tudor-arched 4-light Perpendicular windows, buttresses with offsets, planked door to right and 5-light east window, battlemented parapet
Chancel has C19 square-headed south window, diagonal buttresses and C19 three-light east window in C14 style
North chapel has pair of fine C15 square- headed windows to east and north
cornice with gargoyles to battlemented parapet
C19 three-bay arcades in C13 style with cylindrical piers and pointed arches, lean-to C19 aisle roofs
has fine moulded rib-panelled ceiling with quatrefoils with carved floral designs
lid has incised figure of a woman
South chapel, also C15, has moulded rib-panelled ceiling, collection of C18 wall tablets
good rococo marble with egg and dart mouldings and richly carved floral decoration to Henry Long died 1727, attributed to Ford, Baroque marble with twisted columns to cornice to urn, to William Trenchard died 1733
Fittings: cast-iron and wooden C19 communion rail, C15-style stone panelled reredos, polychrome tiled floor in chancel
C18 brass candelabra in chancel and chapels
Octagonal Perpendicular font with symbols of the Passion in cusped panels
C19 font cover
Stained glass in south chancel window by T.R. Lamont in memory of his wives Mary and Bessie, 1880s
Marble tablet over pulpit to Rev Charles Daubeny died 1827, founder of Daubeny Almshouses (q.v.), signed by Reeves of Bath