Susilla

Baptismal font noted in Garcia Guinea (1979) and García de Castro Valdés ([s.d.] 1998?). Baptismal font of stone and doubtful pedigree; it consists of a roughly hemispherical basin raised on a round-to-square base; the basin is decorated with a large encircled Greek cross and a pattern of diagonal fluting all around the sides, while the underbowl has concave ribbing all around; the base has a patterned roll moulding at the upper end, and vertical flotes or arches below with foliated morifs protruding at 90-degree angles on the moulded lower base. The font is either wholly from the 16th-century and later modifications and re-building of this church, or it was totally re-carved and modified at some point if it was originally from the medieval period. No cover present but there is evidence of metal anchorings of an earlier cover in the upper rim of the basin.