Architectural Features
The bell openings to each face are C15 2 light openings heavily recut, with hood moulds.
The north aisle has a plain chamfered plinth, a C19 lancet west window, a blocked C13 north door with chamfered arch
plain hood mould, a 3 light C16 window with shallow 4 centre head.
The south side has 2 recut late C13 trefoil headed windows with hood moulds and C19 label stops.
The clerestorey to both north and south faces has 2 two light recut C16 windows.
The south doorway is C15 with concave moulding.
Interior: The 2 bay C13 north arcade has octagonal column and responds with double chamfered arches.
The C13 tower arch has triple chamfers and the C13 chancel arch is double chamfered.
The chancel imposts are both carved heads, that on the north is of a man pulling his mouth open and on the south he sticks his tongue out whilst both hands hold up the arch.
The fittings, stone pulpit, oak screen and font are all from the C19 restoration.
Font in the church of St. Mary, Claxby, Lincolnshire.
The chancel is floored with Minton tiles and has a fine C19 stone reredos with gilt mosaic decoration.
The east wall of the nave has C19 painted designs and texts and the stained glass also dates from the restoration.
Above the chest is an inscription panel and on this are 2 kneeling figures of a man and a woman facing each other across a prayer desk.
Behind the woman is a further female figure, now headless.
This group is flanked by single Doric columns supporting an entablature which has recesses filled with coloured glass.
The frieze is also decorated with coloured glass circles.
to Jane Burnaby d. 1653, and to Mary Monson d.l638 with a scrolly shield over the inscription.