Architectural Features
Nave probably C13, although there has been much later re-facing, especially on the south side: Y-traceried windows, with 2 broad lancets at the west end.
C14 south doorway.
C15 porch: hoodmould to entrance arch with lion label stops and shields in the spandrels.
Late C14 2-bay chancel with 2-light side windows and a 4-light east window, all restored
Late C14 octagonal font, the bowl panels carved alternately with lions and with angels bearing shields
TM5098 : Lound: St. John the Baptist Church: Detail of the font 4
there are angels to the bowl underside and 4 lions against the stem.
The font stands on an inscribed base.
The rood screen retains C15 tracery and rood beam but is otherwise much restored
the gilded and painted vaulted rood loft with rood and 4 flanking figures is by Comper.
Other work by Comper includes the reredos to the nave side-altar, the organ case and the font cover: all are richly gilded and in the Gothic style.