Vilamos No. 2 / Vilamós

Listed and illustrated in Gavín (1977): even though the execution of the ornamentation is rather crude, this stoup still manages to retain a certain identity and originality, perhaps due to the odd combination of ornamental motifs: the hemispheric basin has a not-very-straight rope motif all around; above it, a hodge-podge of arches, paddles, spirals, etc.; below it, on the underbowl, a few larger motifs common in the area (stars or rosettes inside circles, etc.); the tall slender pedestal of the base has a striking nail-head pattern all over it, and the lower base is made of several rol-mouldings with rope pattern on them. Listed in Buron (1980). Described and illustrated in Catalunya romànica (1984- ) as both, beautifully ornamented ["bellament ornamentada"] and as a very crude and archaic piece ["una peça molt tosca i arcaïtzant"] in two different entries. Noted in Amiell (2007) as a Romanesque stoup raised on a pedestal base.