Architectural Features
West front, has at its centre a projecting flat roofed porch built by Hodgson Fowler late in the C19, and incorporating the C13 west door.
The porch is built against the blocking of the C13 chancel arch, visible to either side and having a double chamfer.
To either side of the arch, the responds of the C13 nave arcades remain.
The east wall of the chancel contains a late C14 3 light window, the mullions and upper parts of which are a C19 restoration.
Immediately above is a probably contemporary early C14 2 light window, the lights having cusped ogee trefoil heads with quatrefoil over contained within a pointed single chamfered arch with a chamfered hood mould and human head label stops.
the shape of the chancel arch is visible in the east wall, and to either side of the C19 west door are recesses, the heads of which are made from reused sections of C13 roll mouldings.
Sanctuary floor has Minton tiles.
Font is C15 and imported from the church at Low Toynton (Lincs.).
TA1004 : Font detail, All Hallows church, Clixby
Octagonal in shape with in arcades round the stem figures of saints.
In the reveal of the south priest's door is a loose C13 base, octagonal, with nail head decoration, doubtless from the demolished nave arcade.
Monument
before the altar steps a fine ledger slab to Robert Blanchard, Priest, C14, with Latin inscription round the margin, engraved with a crossfleury and chalice.