All Saints was locked on the day I visited so I can't comment on the
interior but disagree with Arthur in his description of it as "forlorn" -
I found it quite imposing.
UPDATE - I passed by last Wednesday (20.02.13), stopped on the off chance and a keyholder was in but I'm afraid I was rather disappointed although the pulpit and screen are nice.
ALL SAINTS. Small. The N porch has an exceptionally tall entrance. Handsome C14 N doorway.* - PULPIT. Simple; Jacobean. The iron stand for the HOUR GLASS on the wall by the pulpit. - READER’S DESK. With the same panels as the pulpit. - SCREEN. One-light divisions, ogee arches with tracery over. - PANELLING in the chancel, Jacobean. - COMMUNION RAIL. C17. - SOUTH DOOR. C15, with wicket. - BENCHES. Simple, with straight tops and some blank tracery. - PLATE. Paten, early C17; Cup 1663.
* In the sill of the chancel SW window two incised windmills, one of them left unfinished. Information kindly given by Mr Philip Dickinson. (I missed these).
UPDATE - I passed by last Wednesday (20.02.13), stopped on the off chance and a keyholder was in but I'm afraid I was rather disappointed although the pulpit and screen are nice.
ALL SAINTS. Small. The N porch has an exceptionally tall entrance. Handsome C14 N doorway.* - PULPIT. Simple; Jacobean. The iron stand for the HOUR GLASS on the wall by the pulpit. - READER’S DESK. With the same panels as the pulpit. - SCREEN. One-light divisions, ogee arches with tracery over. - PANELLING in the chancel, Jacobean. - COMMUNION RAIL. C17. - SOUTH DOOR. C15, with wicket. - BENCHES. Simple, with straight tops and some blank tracery. - PLATE. Paten, early C17; Cup 1663.
* In the sill of the chancel SW window two incised windmills, one of them left unfinished. Information kindly given by Mr Philip Dickinson. (I missed these).
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