Vernoil-le-Fourrier / Vernoil-le-Fourier

Illustrated in the Dictionnaire des églises... (1966- : III D 172) as a 12th century holy-water stoup; it is an octagonal unmounted object of approximately the same perimeter at top and bottom, slightly narrower at the chamfer of the basin and the upper base. There are two large heads visible on the front panel of the basin as well as on the third to the right and left of this one; it is not clear whether or not there is also one on the side facing the wall. Described and illustrated in Le patrimoine des communes de Maine-et-Loire (2001, v. 2: 771) as an octagonal unmouted holy-water stoup of the 12th century with heads ornamenting some of the upper basin sides. This same source mentions that the one at Bersantes (?) is similar [not yet located or listed]