Millieres / Milleres / Millières

This font is square, mounted on a five-column base and very similar to the font at Lastelle but, as Vivier-Seguin (1941) point out, more elegant, as is evident on the sophisticated leaf capitals of the base colonnettes; the latter are detached from the central pedestal giving the whole a lighter and more elegant appearance, and the more proportionate measurements which "donnent à l'ensemble plus de légèreté" (Vivier, 1941). There are six round arches or windows on each side, each with a cross inscribed; the two outer windows in each panel have a Latin cross on a two-step base, while the four windows between them have floating Greek crosses; above each spandrel of the 'arcade' is a rosette [NB: could [some?] of these symbols and motifs a later re-carving?]; the underbowl has leaf motifs at the angles serving as capiatls to the four outer colonnettes of the base; these colonnettes have moulded bases. The wooden font cover is modern, a low octagonal pyramid on a a square platform; Latin cross finial, also of wood.