St Nicholas

plain tile roofs.

Chancel window of 7 trefoil headed lights and circle above filled with geometrical figures.

C19 wooden chancel arch springing from stone corbels carved with naturistic foliage round headed door to West tower

Fittings: stone font c1700, circular moulded base, cylindrical pedestal and gadrooned bowl in form of an urn

According to the Buildings of England, Staffordshire the bowl and intermediate base are of about 1700. The stem and lower base are mid-19th century. The various parts can be distinguished by the different stone colours.

© Rod Grealish

C19 carved choir stalls by Street

2 brass chandeliers of c1820 and 5 brass lamps.

Monuments: Brass memorial to John Draycote, burgess of Abbots Bromley d. 1463

Warburton family memorial, C17, marble, bracketed aedicule, winged skull to centre of base flanked by cherubs, panelled pilasters decorated with cross bones and hour-glasses, fishscale pilaster caps with torches on top, cherubs and coat of arms above

memorial to John and Edward Vernon died 1756 and 1780, shaped marble plaque with moulded cornice, surmounted by an obelisk, containing a coat of arms.

Stained glass: Good East window by Burtison and Grylls.