St Mary, St Katherine And All Saints
Edington
Wiltshire
South side of chancel has three 3-light Perpendicular windows and segmental-headed priest's door, large buttresses with crocketed pinnacles, cornice to parapet has fine gargoyles, large 5-light Perpendicular east window, north side has three 3-light windows and central blocked doorway with cusped canopy
Architectural Features
North transept has doorway and 3-light window to east, crocketed angle buttresses, 3- light window to north with four C17 shell-headed niches below, polygonal stair turret to north west angle, tall 2-light window to west, evidence of former monastic buildings against north side of transept and aisle
Nave has original 6-bay kingpost roof with C17 cusped plaster panels
Lady chapel in north transept has plaster ceiling with cusped panels in nave, dated 1663, cusped piscina and crocketed niche, C17 reredos and communion rails
Early C16 screen and loft to chancel, east side and top restored by Ponting
Fine C17 communion rail with dogbars and strapwork
C17 cover
C18 brass candelabra throughout
C14 stained glass retained in clerestory windows and east window of Lady Chapel
some C19 glass in chancel. some fittings from Imber Church of St Giles: altar in north aisle
1639 Royal Arms and two C14 effigies of knights
Monuments: Collection of C18 and C19 marble wall tablets in Lady Chapel include several to Long family of Baynton House (q.v.). In chancel is grey marble monument by Chantrey to Sir Simon Taylor died 1815 and fine Lewis monument erected by Lady Anne Beauchamp to Sir Edward Lewis died 1632