Architectural Features
Chancel: 2 bays, 2 C15 windows to south and a 4-light C15 west window.
C14 east window of 3 trefoiled ogee lights in a square head.
Fittings: Font, Purbeck marble, square bowl with arched panels and simple foliage spanrels on top.
Central, and four subsidiary shafts with moulded capping and base, late C12.
Pulpit: c.
1630, 7-sided, with fluted Corinthian corners on corbelled-out lion-mask plinths.
More Monument, south aisle, late as, canopied tomb of alabaster.
Tomb Chest has 6 bays, each with angel holding a blank shield under an ogee crocketted arch.
Wall-monuments: to Peter Brice, vicar, 1740 (chancel).
To H. Saunders MA., vicar, 1673, stone and marble tablet with Ionic side columns, entablature, cresting and achievement-of-arms.
Piscina: south aisle, with moulded jambs, trefoiled head and round drain, C13.