Finningley Holy Trinity & St Oswald

13th century double-bowl piscina

13th century sedilia

Plain Norman round tub font on a two-step plinth with a Jacobean wooden cover. Sections of the rim have been repaired. The bowl is lead-lined.

The pulpit in 2013

Inscription on the pulpit

Hexagonal, oak-panelled pulpit with moulded cornice and inscription:

The highly decorated wooden lectern was donated in 1885 by Charles Oldfield and Mrs Marsden.

A benefactions board is mounted on the south wall of the nave to the west of the south door.

It lists the 'Benefactions to the poor of the Parish of Finningley' from 1617 to 1851.

On the north wall of the aisle, directly below the monument to the Rev John Harvey, is a brass plaque recording the restoration of the church in 1885:

TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO REST IN THIS CHURCHYARD, THIS CHURCH WAS RESTORED IN THE YEAR 1885 AT A COST OF £1250, BY THE RECTOR, PARISHIONERS AND MANY FRIENDS. £500 OF THE ABOVE SUM WAS A BEQUEST FROM THE LATE JOHN HARVEY, ESQ. OF ICKWELLBURY, BEDFORDSHIRE.                  THOMAS HOWEY, RECTOR                    ROBERT PLATTS,                    JOHN CUDWORTH,                    CHARLES LISTER,                    JARVIS WILD,       CHURCHWARDENS     C. HODGSON FOWLER, ESQ, DURHAM  W. ANELAY, DONCASTER ARCHITECT. CONTRACTOR.

To the east of the Rev John Harvey's monument is a stone niche.

Painted wooden board with text from St John, Chapter 6, Verses 54-55.