Saint Mary

C14 south arcade, south door and aisles

C15 south chapel, nave clerestory and tower parapet.

Chancel: chamfered pointed door and restored C15 square-headed 2- light cinquefoiled window to north, C19 pointed 3-light traceried east window.

Similar south aisle with moulded capitals, perhaps re-cut in C17, moulded bases on tall square plinths, and wider fifth east bay to former Tyrwhitt Chapel.

South-west respond rebuilt with section of shaft on moulded corbel supported by carved winged angel holding shield and re-set Romanesque carved head corbel

fragments of incised C13 gravestones re-set in wall below.

South-east pier has pair of carved heads above capital, and moulded corbel base for former statue

former roof corbels, one a mutilated carved head.

Monuments in chancel: C16 ashlar altar tomb , re-set from south chapel, has moulded plinth, carved relief frieze with shields in quatrefoils alternating with traceried panels, and panel behind with indents for brasses below a straight-sided 4-centred arch and frieze of pointed quatrefoils

mid C18 ashlar wall tablet to Robert Draper and others with carved Gothick surround

C17 - C18 floor slabs

Painted board of 1687 at west end of south aisle recording bequest of Ellen Trippe.

C13 font with octagonal bowl bearing inscribed geometric traceried panel, on 8 shafts and later base.

The font is Early English. It rests on 8 columns with a Jacobean wooden cover.

© Julian P Guffogg

Fragments of C14 glass in north aisle.