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The earliest pews, at the rear of the church on the north side of the Nave, are reputed to be fourteenth century, predating the time when the provision of seating became common in English churches. They are decorated with poppy-heads and irises. The other pews were installed in 1875/76 and are of a similar style of construction and decoration to the earlier pews.
The ends of the pews are decorated with a carved fleur-de-lis finial. The motif is repeated in carvings and decorations throughout the church. The fleur-de-lis is the flower of the Virgin Mary, to whom the church is dedicated.
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The lower pew at the front is for use by children.
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