Description

TF 48 SE MALTBY LE MASH CHURCH LANE
5/26 Church of
All Saints
9.3.67
II*
Parish church. c.1300, C15, tower partly rebuilt c.1700, with
minor C19 alterations. Squared greenstone rubble, red brick,
slate roofs. Western tower, nave, chancel, south porch, vestry.
3 stage tower has moulded string courses, plain parapet and angle
pinnacles. To the belfry stage are 2 light C15 windows with
quatrefoils. The ground stage west wall has a 3 light panel
tracery C15 window. The north nave wall has 2 light and 3
light Y traceried windows and a pointed doorway, all with
chamfered surrounds, and 4 stepped buttresses. The C19 chancel
east window is a tripartite lancet. On the south wall of the
nave are 2 three light and a single 2 light windows with
intersecting tracery. The C19 brick gabled south porch has a
plain outer doorway with segmental head. The scar of a more
steeply pitched earlier porch can be seen. The inner doorway is
single chamfered and pointed with C19 hood. In the corner of
the porch is an octagonal stoup. Interior. Tall pointed tower
arch in front of a C15 single chamfered arch with octagonal
imposts and responds. The chancel arch is double chamfered and
dies to the reveals. At the east end of the nave is a lower and
upper doorway, to the now vanished rood loft, and a niche with
trefoil head. Fittings. The altar rails are early C18 with
slender turned balusters, moulded rail and turned newel. The
pulpit is C19. The octagonal C15 font has at the angles of the
stem 4 men with standing out hair and against the bowl are 4
angels with spread out wings. Monuments. In the chancel is a
c.1300 cross legged knight wearing chain mail and surcoat. At
his head are 2 angels by the pillow and at his feet 2 lions
biting each other.

Listing NGR: TF4621281392

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17548449

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