Kulla

Described and illustrated in Sveriges kyrkor: Uppland (1921- , Bd. XII, hft. 1: 41-44, 56n) as a the base of a mid-13th century limestone baptismal font; made in Gotland; it consists of two parts: an upper round pedestal with four human heads at 90-degree angles on its upper end; three of the heads are of young men wear a "page" hair-style, one of these is bearded; the fourth heads represents an older man who has a bald patch in the centre and long hair on the sides; he is bearded as well. The lower block is also circular but wider, and is ornamented with a thick roll moulding around the top. The plain basin is modern, a cylindrical bowl with vertical sides and conical underbowl.