Karlby

Described and illustrated in Hein (1966: 22 and fig. 32) as a granite baptismal font attributed to Horder. The basin is rougly cylindrical with a rounded underbowl; the upper rim is ornamented with rope motif; the upper half of the basin sides is ornamented with a band of acanthus vine; the lower half of the basin and the underbowl are plain, but the latter ends in a rope motif, which is also the motif on the upper rim of the base; below it, the base becomes square and its sides are ornamented with incised lines that delineate the shape; the vertical arrises have rope motif ornamentation. It is similar to the font at nearby Hammelev, but not identical (the main distinction is the second band of acanthus vine on the second register of the Hammelev font.