C15 above (Buildings of England). Nave and aisles 1729-1730 by Edward and Thomas Woodward
chancel and chapels have tile roofs with coped gables
Aisles have moulded plinth, possibly C15 (VCH). Gothick west doorways with double leaf panelled doors
C13 style chancel and chapels have angle buttresses with 2 offsets
C13 style moulded chancel arch with shafts and inner order on colonnettes
Encaustic tile paving
North aisle screen has some re-used wood carvings of c.1500 (VCH). Benefaction board, tower south wall: Dated 1683
triptych design with 2 doors painted with inscription, and inside 4 scenes of acts of charity in C16 style
Gadrooned top rail with modillion cornice, moulded bottom rail on brackets, and additional rail below carved with flowers and foliage
Brass chandelier of 1733 in nave
C19 stained glass
Monuments: Sir Fulke Greville (died 1559) and his wife
Half reclining figure on high base
Seated figure on pedestal
Wall monuments