" The most striking link with the days of the Normans, however, is undoubtdly the font, for here is an affair so uncommon and so remarkable in its rude dignity that it immeadiatly atracts the eye.

Massive and sturdy, born of an age which produced some remarkable decorative effects, the font is circular in shape and on its bowl are designs of various kinds rather crudely carved.

Apparently some sort of restoration has occurred here, but it is very ruggedness, almost a seggestion of the primitive, combined with the fact that the Eastern Counties are singularly lacking in fonts of a similar nature, this striking relic is certainly outstanding. "