Architectural Features
To right memorial tablet, to Rev. R. Huntington, died 1664, scrolled top
wall monument each side
2 buttresses forming part of vestry walls: boarded door on left return vestry, stone lintel, reset C13 lancet with trefoil head in gable.
Tower as south, but with 2 slits to spiral stair, no other opening in second stage, carved heads as stops to hoodmould to belfry window.
West face: plinth, boarded door with blind Perpendicular tracery to head, in moulded opening, 4-centred arch with rounded apex, hoodmould with large, square stops, decorated leaf and rose carving.
Above 2-light window, Perpendicular tracery, angel stops to hoodmould: moulded string over, niche with headless figure of St. Catherine under projecting head, crocketed finial.
Octagonal stone pulpit, blind tracery to sides, brass handrail to steps.
A little medieval glass in north window.
Rear pews C17, moulded top rail, plain ends, panelled backs.
C17 and 1742 chests in vestry.
Four marble monuments of early-mid C19 in chancel, one by Physick of London.
1885 restoration gallery and plaster ceiling removed (plaster forming barrel vault), transept reroofed, doors either side of nave blocked, new door cut and porch erected using C15 end of former north porch.