The Font is of hard limestone and probably Norman. It is a circular tapering bowl with a large roll moulding round the bottom (recut at a later date) a stem and chamfered base. The font cover is made of wood and is of the 17^th century. It is hexagonal with ogee brackets and central pendant.

The South Door is mounted with old strap hinges. Possibly 15^th century.

The Tower Door leading to the spiral staircase in the tower is studded with nails and has cross-hinges. Probably 15^th century.

The Pulpit is five-sided; panels, moulded rails and cornice dating from about 1700 A.D. The base is modern.

The Communion Table has turned legs and plain rails. 17^th century.

The Washing Stand is made of 17^th century panelling.

Two Small Oak Shields are located over the recess in the north wall of the Chancel, possibly part of the Rood-screen. The two have had coats of arms painted on them, the first coat in the 15^th - the second in the 17^th century.