Barton-in-Fabis St George

Stone altar table with marble legs.

Wooden altar rails with wrought-iron work.

Oak-topped desk lectern, said to be made using wood from the former rood loft, on a wrought-iron stand.

Glass-fronted case on the south wall containing: a Book of Music, dated 1839, signed by John Barrow (died 1888), schoolmaster; a photograph, presumed to be his son, Richard Barrow, gamekeeper; a wooden truncheon (possibly the property of the gamekeeper); a boxwood clarinet; and notes about the above made by the Revd Arnold Hill, rector from 1960 to 1964.

Restored C14 sedilia with crocketed ogee gables.

Trefoil arched piscina; at the top are two small ogee arched recesses for cruets. 

Fragment of a C14 arched and cusped canopy on the east chancel wall.

Glazed chancel screen, incorporating remains of C16 rood screen, with cinquefoil arched panels.

Restored Jacobean pulpit in the north east corner of the nave has six more modern panels, carved with flowers; one of these is dated 1901, another carries the inscription 'I AM THE ROSE OF SHARON'.

C19 readers' desk and chair near the pulpit.

Octagonal font (a shape used widely used from the late 13th century) stands in the south aisle near the doorway and is cut out of three large blocks of stone. The bowl is lined with lead.

Bride’s chair, possibly made of rosewood, dedicated to the memory of Ruth Sherman. A small brass plaque on the chair's back reads:

 

A stone tablet on the north wall of the nave records the installation of a heating system at the church:

Trefoil arched piscina with two small ogee arched recesses for cruets on the south wall

Trefoil arched aumbry on the north wall

South porch

The south door commemorates John St Barbe Hodgson and dates from 1927.

A small brass plaque in the porch reads: