Architectural Features
Coursed squared limestone and ironstone, lead aisle roofs, slate roof to nave, plain tile roof to chancel
Octagonal font with shafts to stem
Monuments: wall monument to Joseph Swayn, Apothecary d.1720 of limestone with gadrooned apron, upright oval tablet topped by cherubs heads
Wall monument to Thomas Mercer d.1733 of limestone with draped tablet, cherubs heads, trumpets and lamp finial signed Samuel Cox
Wall monument signed by same sculptor to Thomas Mercer d.1739 of veined marble with slate inscription panel and obelisk background and rococo bracket
Wall monument to Thomas Mercer d.1747, signed by Henry Cox of veined marble with apron, circular swagged tablet, obelisk ground and grenade finials
Wall monument to John Glass, Deputy-ranger of Salcey Forest, d.1775 of limestone with upright oval tablet on ground painted to resemble pink marble, garlands and cherubs' head to apron
Wall monument to Elizabeth Mercer d.1782 signed W. Cox, of veined marble with apron and lamp finials
Wall monument to Thomas Mercer d.1809 with upright oval tablet on slate ground with applied marble swag and crest
Other C19 wall monuments. (Buildings of England: Northamptonshire: 1973, p372