Misson St John the Baptist

Octagonal stone font dating from 1662.

Pulpit

Detail of the panelling

The listing description states that the pulpit was built in the 20th century re-using pieces of 17th century panelling. However, a plaque inside the pulpit states the pulpit dates from 1889:

19th century stem-type timber lectern

Lead plaque dated 1726, originally on south aisle roof and now located at the east end of the north wall of the north aisle, records the names of the churchwardens and the plumber:

Painted board on the south choir wall stating:

The 'Letter A' referred to is carved into a flagstone on the choir floor.

Chancel arch and screen

Detail of screen and cross added in 1916

Detail of screen

Detail of screen

Five bay timber chancel screen dating from 1906. Perpendicular style, with decorative cross added in 1916 to commemorate Private Dennis Hatfield who was killed in the First World War. 

Late medieval square piscina in the south wall of the south chapel.

Painted plaster to the north of the altar

Painted plaster to the south of the altar

Two sections of painted plaster on the east wall of the chancel have been uncovered and are on display. The section to the north of the altar shows decoration, the section on the south includes blackletter text.

Wooden chair located near to the altar.

The small brass plaque on the chair seat reads:

A benefactions board dated 1828 is affixed to the north wall at the west end of the north aisle.

A holy water stoup in the south porch.