Roncesvalles No. 1

Listed in the Catálogo Monumental de Navarra (1990?- ). Described in Domeño (1992) as a medieval baptismal font, originally from Amunarrizqueta [Amunarrizqueta is a small village about 25 km ESE of Pamplona]; the basin is roughly hemispherical and ornamented with a blind arcade the columns of which rest on prismatic bases; the stem of the base is cylindrical with a roll moulding lower down; the lower base has a rounded upper level, with four ball motifs, and a square lower one; the whole is raised on a round plinth and had a flat wooden cover while in its location at Amunarrizqueta. The font is now [1990+] in the Colegiata de Roncesvalles, located in the garden of the cloister, without a cover and exposed to the elements; it already has a large crack from top of the basin to the base that appears to have been roughly repaired. Noted in the Enciclopedia del románico en Navarra (2008), where it is reported in use as a fountain in the Collegiata de Roncesvalles.