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Described and illustrated in Le patrimoine des communes du Finistère (1998) as a 16th-century baptismal font located in the ossuary; it is chalice-shaped; the hemispheric basin is ornamented with an upper level of oval motif and a lower one of ribbed pattern, with a thin moulding dividing the two registers; on one side (at least) there appear to be a shield framed in a garland. The stem of the base is rounded and has motifs similar to that on the lower register of the basin; the source [cf. supra] compares it to the "fleurons godronnés des croix finistériennes" (ibid., v. 1, p. 116). The lower base is octagonal.