Architectural Features
Norman south doorway with 2 orders of shafts, the 2 outer shafts with zig-zag decoration, that on the right also with 3 intervening decorated bands.
The church was extensively restored in 1863 , when both nave and chancel roofs were replaced, as well as the pulpit, lectern and benches.
A very fine octagonal C14 font has delicate traceried panels around shaft and bowl, and a Crucifixion on the 8th side.
TL9174 : All Saints, Honington - Font
Plain narrow Norman chancel arch: imposts on nook shafts.
On the south side of chancel, a C14 piscina with cusped ogee head.
On the north side, a square recess, and 2 fine monuments: one to Robert Rushbrook, 1753, the other to 2 of his daughters.
Late C17 communion rails with twisted balusters.
4 C15 benches, with poppy-heads and animals on the ends, reused as choir stalls.
Tower, C14, small, square and unbuttressed, in 3 stages, with a plain embattled parapet faced in black knapped flint.
A stair turret in Tudor red. brick is built out on the south side: 2 paired slit windows, conical roof.
C16 studded plank door to stair turret.