Fonts formed from parts of other older structures can also be found at Melbury Bubb and Tollar Porcorum.

There is damage to the lower part of this which is hidden from view against the north wall of the the nave and some speculation about its cause. As it seems likely that this was not originally intended as a baptismal font, the damage could have occurred in a number of ways. It is possible that the decorated pier or capital was damaged upon the demolition of a Norman structure but nevertheless consider suitable as a font. The church structure has undergone various transformations in the 14th, 15th and 19th centuries and it is possible that the damage occurred in one of these periods. It is also possible that the damage was caused in the 16th century when nearby churches are known to have suffered from the iconoclastic zeal of the reformers as was the case at Loders (where reference is made to the Calvary). However this seems unlikely, as the decoration of this font includes no apparent religious iconography. The font at Bere Regis has also suffered similar damage.