4-centred arch head, hollow jambs and crocketted hood moulds with carved label stops
3 east windows, centre is 5-light Perpendicular window with panel tracery, 4-centred arch head and crocketted hood moulded with carved label stops
North elevation of north chapel is of 2-window range of 3- and 4-light Perpendicular windows with 4-centred arch heads, hollow jambs and carved label stops
Shallow gabled roof with ashlar parapet and centre gargoyle in each face
Triple chamfered arch to north chapel and moulded arch set in square-head surround to south chapel has cusping in the spandrels and figures at the springing
Angels at the springing
Nave and aisle roofs with moulded beans and bases and angel corbels
Perpendicular pulpit
Stained glass: mid C15 glass to upper parts of chancel and south chapel east windows: that in south chapel has some C14 insets and lower part of chancel is all C15
Similar mid C15 glass depicting 4 apostles in north aisle window
South transept and west windows of aisles all have stained glass, probably by Kempe
Flanking pilasters with symbolic decoration and 8 kneeling figures at base
Monument is linked to walls by reredos with ogee-head arcade and castellated parapet
Sir Goddard Pemberton died 1616, north wall of north chapel, reclining figure with armour under coffered arch with armorial device above
John Ekins died 1677, north wall of north chapel, brass tablet with flanking columns with pediment and armorial device over
Elizabeth Ekins died 1662, north wall of north chapel, plain brass tablet with plain marble surround
Various C19 brass tablets to Satoris family also in north chapel