Solans Sant Miquel / Santa Llúcia de la Jonquera

Described and illustrated in Catalunya romànica (1984- ) as a monolithic baptismal font probably of the 12th or 13th century found abandoned in the field outside the church in the early 1980s; the cauldron-shaped unmounted basin is plain and now badly damaged around the upper rim and sides; there is no base proper, although the underbowl ends in a ring moulding that serves as base; when the basin was brought back into the church, the surface of the stone was refinished, althering thus the original surface. It is a crudely rendered object. Badia-Homs (2007) notes a series of Romanesque fonts (Carbonils, la Cirera, Sant Julià dels Torts and Sant Miquel de Solans) in the Empordà region that are monolithic, plain, small and base-less.