Architectural Features
Chancel rebuilt in early C16.
Over the head of the window is a shield of the royal Tudor arms with a crown.
In the West wall are the wave-moulded responds of the chancel-arch, upon which rests an early C16 moulded beam with mortices for the rood-loft and a C20 gable wall above.
In the blocking is a reset C15 doorway with chamfered jambs and two-centred head.
Reset in the gable are two C15 window heads, each of 2 trefoiled lights with tracery in a 2-centred head.
Interior: the roof of the chancel is a compartmented barrel ceiling, plastered and with some C16 moulded ribs and wall-plates.
Fittings: Font, octagonal stone bowl and stem, c.C16.
ST6517 : Oborne: Old St Cuthbert's (font)
Pulpit: four-sided with moulded styles and rails, 3 ranges of panels, two lower with lozenge enrichments, upper with conventional designs with fleur-de-lis, enriched cornice and scrolled brackets to bookshelf, with date 1639.
ST6517 : Oborne: Old St Cuthbert's (pulpit)
Communion rails, with turned balusters and moulded rail with enrichment, C17.
Communion table: with turned legs and enriched top rails, C17.
Tiles: in chancel, ornamental stip-tiles set in C20 panels, with shields of arms.