Architectural Features
Circa 1450 North Aisle was widened and North Chapel added.
Chancel East window circa 1350 of 3 lights with ogee heads, leaf tracery over in a two-centred head.
South wall, east window circa 1450 2 lights with tracery in segmental pointed head.
Internal details of C15.
Between the Chancel and Nave is a chamfered and moulded beam, possibly C15 on curved brackets over which is a plastered and painted infill.
Roof of 3 bays, possibly c1350, single hammerbeam with angels on the hammers.
All windows with remnant circa 1450 rear arches and splays.
North arcade circa 1350 of 4 bays with 2 centred arches of 2 chamfered orders.
The feet of wall posts carved with foliage or faces.
Nave roof, possibly circa 1340.
Stone gable coping with angel corbels.
Centre band with memorial inscription to Margaret Foster d. 1861.
Clock to North, South and West faces with moulded semi-circular labels and foliate and gargoyle stops.
Early C16 screen between Chancel and Nave with 6 original panels on each side of doorway with traceried heads and quatrefoils at base.
Painted, named figure of a saint in each panel.
Font C19 octagonal carved stone on octagonal stem.
Cover carved and crocketed timber spire with pelican on nest.
Ornately carved eagle Lectern.
Pulpit, octagonal with spiral stairs.
C19 carved choir stalls.
10 carved and painted panels to right and left.
Piscina C15 with hollow chamfered jambs and cinquefoiled head.