Architectural Features
mid C15 clerestory
remodelling by Fisher and Hepper, carving by GC Milburn.
EXTERIOR: east end of chancel and transepts flanked by offset buttresses with gargoyles and crocketed pinnacles.
Clerestory bays on both sides articulated by pilaster buttresses with gargoyles, originally surmounted by crocketed pinnacles: one remains on south side.
Lantern is buttressed with crocketed pinnacles and gargoyles between tiered lights of twin cinquefoiled openings with panel tracery in 2-centred head.
Nave arcades have a continuous hoodmould, former transept arches hoodmoulds on C19 carved headstops.
C12 masonry survives over east window arch and tower arch.
FITTINGS: include: hexagonal pulpit on tapered pedestal with cusped panel sides between multi-tiered colonnettes ornamented with jewel carvings and grotesques
sounding board capped by voluted panels carved with winged cherub heads
both inscribed with texts, sounding board dated 1634.
Oak lectern on square pedestal, buttressed between crocketed canopied niches housing late C19 carvings of the Evangelists (from St Crux).
Three Mayoral Boards: one painted with cyphers for W3R, 1696, and G2R, 1736, and incorporating mace bracket
two others from St Crux, one with W&M cypher, the other painted with Royal Arms and City of York Arms together with W&M cypher.
Two hatchments, one at west end in fluted frame with rosette paterae probably George III
the other over vestry door from St Crux, d. 1688.
MONUMENTS AND BRASSES: include: north aisle: coped grave cover with interlace carving and dragons at each corner
inscription plate to Roger de Moreton, d. 1382,
Isabella his wife, d. 1412, from St Saviour's.
Glass: west window contains C14 glass removed from St Saviour's church: other glass C19, by Kempe.