In the second half of the 16th century the temple was furnished in the new Renaissance style.
They maintained the four and six seat stalla with wooden inlays, dated from 1568 to 1569 on the side.
This is attributed to George Tischler from Kezmarok.
On the western chorus in 1634 a large organ was built with rich early Baroque ornamentation and sculpture of St. Michael the Archangel at the top.
The northern side of the central presbytery under the Gothic arcades two tribunes with early Baroque railing were added.
Into the outer side organ with rich polychrome decoration was put.
At the top of the middle organ tower there is a sculpture of King David and on the sides there are statues of angels from Presov carvers.
To the column between presbyteries of central and southern naves a baptistery was built in the Renaissance style in the second half of the 16th century.
It was made of red marble with wrought copper lid.
The lid is made of copper and it is decorated with wrought iron ornaments elevating by rope threaded through the bracket, with relief decorations of winged heads of angels, decorated with wrought scrolls, and on the metal sheet painting decoration of representation of Christ's baptism.
Beaten grid with high sculpture of the Good Shepherd on the roof in northern presbytery comes from the same period.
It was built at a time when it served the Presov German Lutheran Church.
Originally it was an exit from the area of the temple, today it is entrance to the vestry.
Stalla are decorated with herm pilasters.
The pulpit was made in the 17th century in Renaissance style.
Another relief of Christ and the Samaritan is the highlight of the rostrum to the arcuate windowsill.
Another relief Christ, this time on a stormy sea, is located on the back panel of the pulpit.
A statue of the Good Shepherd and the carved symbols of the three divine virtues rest on a canopy.
In 1634 the church was bleached and in 1641 the tower was repaired.
In the second half of the 17th century organ gallery was made with carved railing, which includes a smooth sill and a niche with the figure of Christ in its middle.
On the sides it has columns decorated with wrapped vines.
The parapet is decorated with ornaments and figurines.
In the second half of the 16th century the temple was furnished in the new Renaissance style. They maintained the four and six seat stalla with wooden inlays, dated from 1568 to 1569 on the side. This is attributed to George Tischler from Kezmarok. On the western chorus in 1634 a large organ was built with rich early Baroque ornamentation and sculpture of St. Michael the Archangel at the top. The northern side of the central presbytery under the Gothic arcades two tribunes with early Baroque railing were added. Into the outer side organ with rich polychrome decoration was put. At the top of the middle organ tower there is a sculpture of King David and on the sides there are statues of angels from Presov carvers. To the column between presbyteries of central and southern naves a baptistery was built in the Renaissance style in the second half of the 16th century. It was made of red marble with wrought copper lid. The lid is made of copper and it is decorated with wrought iron ornaments elevating by rope threaded through the bracket, with relief decorations of winged heads of angels, decorated with wrought scrolls, and on the metal sheet painting decoration of representation of Christ's baptism. Beaten grid with high sculpture of the Good Shepherd on the roof in northern presbytery comes from the same period. It was built at a time when it served the Presov German Lutheran Church. Originally it was an exit from the area of the temple, today it is entrance to the vestry. Stalla are decorated with herm pilasters. The pulpit was made in the 17th century in Renaissance style. Another relief of Christ and the Samaritan is the highlight of the rostrum to the arcuate windowsill. Another relief Christ, this time on a stormy sea, is located on the back panel of the pulpit. A statue of the Good Shepherd and the carved symbols of the three divine virtues rest on a canopy. In 1634 the church was bleached and in 1641 the tower was repaired. In the second half of the 17th century organ gallery was made with carved railing, which includes a smooth sill and a niche with the figure of Christ in its middle. On the sides it has columns decorated with wrapped vines. The parapet is decorated with ornaments and figurines.
Co-Cathedral of Saint Nicholas, Prešov