the other piers, but moulded as if round piers with 4 engaged shafts. (Compare Church of Saint Filius, Philleigh). Arches are 4-centred over moulded or moulded and
carved capitals. Granite winder stair to south of former rood position in
south wall and circa C13-C14 trefoil-headed piscina to west of stair. Nave
roof, C19, is arch-braced with wind braces. Aisles have limewashed plaster barrel vaults. Some memorial windows with coloured glass. To north wall east
of doorway: window to Frederick Tabb 1856-1926, physician and surgeon,
depicting Jesus healing the sick; nativity window to Major Richard Ford of
Pengreep, 1884-1918, who died in France, and window to Elizabeth Tabb, died
1893, of Jesus before Pontius Pilate. East window of north aisle to B.M. Williams, died 1867, showing David and Goliath. Chancel window to William Williams, died 1870aged 78.
Fittings: Norman font base to east end of north aisle, originally with large round shaft and 4 corner shafts; C19 polished marble font to the Reverend John Rogers, father of Canon Saltern Rogers, Vicar of Gwennap 1856-1893; reredos
with blind arcade flanked by painted panels of The Ten Commandments; screen,
with open Decorated style tracery, between chancel and north aisle; pine pews with shaped ends and coloured tiled walks between.
Monuments: West wall (nave) has marble urn within vertical oval to Henry Beauchamp, only son and heir of Joseph Beauchamp, and slate tablet with shaped pediment (over north door) and angels and vine carving by Northey Burnard in
1829 when aged 15. North wall has monument to James Whitburn, mine agent and marble monument with angel wings to William Henry Tregoning,