Architectural Features
Random flint rubble: to the north of the chancel is an area of C12 coursed flintwork.
Some interesting C13 work: mid C13 south nave doorway hoodmoulded with nook shafts
medieval plank door with complete ironmongery.
a small lancet in north wall possibly C12.
The aisle was added in mid C14: blocked hoodmoulded north doorway with one grotesque corbel remaining
Tower also mid or late C14: parapetted roof with boarded spirelet.
Late C15 nave windows (2 restored, one decayed).
Good early C16 porch of red brick with arcaded panels on the south facade: these have trefoiled terracotta heads and flushwork infilling.
Interior: Mid C14 nave arcade in 4 bays: 4 clustered polygonal shafts with moulded capitals supporting arches chamfered in 2 orders.
An ogee- headed C14 image niche beside the east chancel window.
Nave roof of c.1500: 7 bays of collarbeam trusses, archbraces to high collars and short king posts.
Plain lean-to aisle roof also of c.1500.
C15 chancel arch.
Mid C14 simply moulded octagonal font with plain bowl.
TL9967 : All Saints, Great Ashfield - Font
Some fine C15 poppyhead benches in the nave with various creatures seated on the buttresses: two sets of 4, one other in the aisle, and several ends reused in C19 benches.
The altar reredos is also arcaded early C17 work.
Later C17 altar rails with barley-sugar balusters.
3 painted hatchments in the chancel, and 2 in the nave.