Barnby-in-the-Willows All SaintsFeatures and Fittings
 Font |
 Altar rails, altar, reredos and
sanctuary panelling |
 Detail of the
reredos carving |
 19th century pulpit
and lectern |
Font
At the west end of the nave there is a 14th century octagonal stone font with shields in quatrefoil panels.
Sanctuary panelling
The panelling in the sanctuary and 'fanciful' carving to the reredos dates from the 17th century.
Altar rails
The altar rails date from the 17th century and, according to Pevsner, have 'rather heavy balusters'.
Pulpit
The 19th century pulpit has blind tracery.
Pews
In the nave and choir there are a large number of 15th century bench ends with varied blind tracery and elaborate poppyheads. Many are in the shape of human heads but there are also animals and flowers. Four of the poppyheads are 19th century cast iron replacements.
Both the north and south aisles contain late 18th/early 19th century box pews.
Royal Coat-of-Arms
 Royal Coat of Arms |
 Liturgical board |
On the south wall of the south aisle is a painting of the Coat-of-Arms of King George III dated to 1811.
Liturgical board
A Liturgical Board, with the Creed and Lord’s Prayer, is mounted on the north wall of the north aisle.
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