There are two 14th-century tomb effigies: one, in a segmental-arched recess, of Purbeck Marble depicting a praying figure in a long gown, with a later carving of angels raising a soul to Heaven in a napkin at the back of the recess; and another in an ogee-arched recess showing a lady lying with her "finely delineated" hands by her sides (showing a level of detail of "quite unusual excellence") and with her facial features still visible, although the effigy is worn.