Sant Feliu de la Garriga nr. Viladamat

Described and illustrated in Catalunya romànica (1984- ) as a baptismal font which now stands in the patio of the castle to which the church is attached; the font consists of two parts not originally matched: the basin is quasi-cylindrical with a hemispherical underbowl; the upper rim has a moulding that appears to have had carving on it, although it is now too worn to be sure; the base is described as a mill-stone; the font was found in the oil-press of the castle and later moved to the courtyard where it now serves as flower pot. There is damage to the upper rima area. Noted in Badia-Homs (2007).