Farentuna No. 1 / Färentuna

Described and illustrated in Sveriges kyrkor: Uppland (1921- , Bd. VI, hft. 1: 134 and fig. 126 on p. 137) as a sandstone cylindrical mounted baptismal font probably of the late 12th century, of a type usually associated with the Gotland font production. The basin is cylindrical and its sides are totally plain; the chamfer is equally plain; pronounced centre ring with four heads right below it (of the three visible heads in the source (ibid., fig. 126), the front is human, while the ones on either side are animal and quite similar to the ones found in the Gotland fonts of the period; the rest of the conical base is plain.