lintel has well-preserved carving of a boar hunt with dogs
tympanum has symbolic carvings of beaded star preaching cross
To left is C16-style 2-light window with hoodmould
Chancel has small chamfered light and restored square-headed C14 window with hoodmould, east end has restored 3- light pointed Perpendicular window with hoodmould
C19 lean-to vestry to north has cusped lancets and ashlar stack with offsets and reset carved stone heraldic arms of Henry Stourton and his wife Katherine Frampton, formerly on north porch, reset Medieval coffin lid on north wall of chancel
West end has three C14 stepped lancets with C14 cusped lancet over
C14 double-chamfered chancel arch on square chamfered responds, squint to right between chancel and south chapel
some Medieval encaustic tiles survive below window
pulpit and choir stalls
Good 1860's stained glass by Lavers and Barraud, the east window dedicated to Sidney, Lord Herbert of Wilton House