St Mary
Colton
Staffordshire
Early C13 west tower and late C13 south chapel are incorporated in a church of 1850-2 by G.E. street.
Architectural Features
plain tile roofs with coped verges.
1850-2 except for the late C13 west wall with lancet window.
the western bay by paired lancets, and a C17 rectangular window with chamfered surround.
In the centre of the north side is a monument to the Rev. Abdeli Seaton and his wife, died 1857.
In the south chapel is a C13 piscina with pointed trefoil head and sunken spandrels, and sedilia with pointed arches and segment moulded surrounds.
Font by Street with a cluster of squat fillet moulded cylindrical columns carrying an octagonal basin with panelled sides and ball flower ornament around the base, conical wooden font cover.
Semi-octagonal stone pulpit by Street with open traceried sides and ball flower.
3 misericords, one with a Janus head and the others wyverns.
Stained glass.