Torre la Ribera / Tor-la-Ribera

Listed and illustrated in Gavín (1977, v. 2: A. Rib. 337) as an baptismal font originally from the old church. It has a hemispheric basin with an angle lip at the upper rim; the sides of the basin have four large semicircles around it, with a small scalloped pattern within them; the base is a cylindrical column with roll mouldings at top and bottom and the lower base, as well as the plinth, is square. There is no cover evident but there appear to be metal locks or staples on the basin side. The font was originally in the old church of Sant Abdó i Sant Senén; it was moved to the new church of the same advocation. The entry for this church in Románico en Ribagorza [https://romanicoribagorzano.wordpress.com/2013/04/08/torre-la-ribera-san-abdon-y-san-senen/] [accessed 7 May 2025] provides an update on its 8 April 2013: the new, however, became ruinous as well, and both font and stoup were moved to Santa Brígida de las Casas.