Angels adore Him in the reredos. The best feature of the chancel, however, and perhaps the best feature of the church, is the grand reredos , piscina and sedilia , all of about 1900. A lush Arts and Crafts crucifixion surmounts the altar, done in gesso work on wood. On either side, there is a grand array of the saints of East Anglia, a bold statement of East Anglian pride, and a sign of the way the pendulum was swinging after the mid-century low church reputation of the Bishop. The gorgeous sedilia, and piscina beyond.
Saints surround in the woodwork.
Tiles, marble and painted stone gleam after their recent refurbishment. You can see his signature on the back of St Luke's icon of the Blessed Virgin. The bench ends show the Ipswich symbols of a seahorse, and a lion carrying a ship. If you look carefully at the back of the church, however, you will see that the churchwardens pews still retain their medieval bench ends. The arcades are from the medieval church, and must have had a slender grace rather lost now - they yearn for white light to enfold them.