Architectural Features
later C14, C19 restorations.
Random flint rubble with some brick, stone dressings, roof of alternating bands of plain red and black fishscale tiles, crested ridge.
Probably C12 lancet to right of porch.
C19 3-light window with panel tracery beneath stilted arch, with one figure stop, the other missing.
Similar but restored chancel window, interrupted by C19 inserted doorway with label and carved spandrels.
C19 3-light cusped intersecting tracery, but within larger opening with moulded surround of former C14 east window, the base of which sat on top of the moulded band.
Two similar C14 windows to nave and chancel, with similar plinth and band, stopping at flint buttress.
C15 moulded cornice.
Octagonal font with 4 lions to the stem, between pilaster shafts
angels to the base of the bowl, which has angels bearing shields alternating with roses and acanthus-like leaves, partly restored.
Figure head to base of each arch, at top of the capital.
Unrestored south sedilia, with single, similar blind arcade to east and west, with engaged shafts, cusped ogee heads, and band above with figure stop to the outer angle.
Chancel roof, boarded over C19, has thin medieval cornice.