Sant Pere del Grau nr. Lluçà

Described and illustrated in Catalunya romànica (1984- , vol. II: 288) as a baptsmal font probably of the late 12th century; it consists of a roughly hemispherical basin on a short cylindrical base, probably all made of a single stone; it is plain but for a roll moulding that surrounds the upper side of the basin, about 4-5 inches below the rim. There are clear damage marks in the upper rim of the basin that may have been caused by the removal of the stapples of the cover. This font, similar in general design to the font at nearby Santa Maria de Lluçà, is in a very worn condition; the same source (ibid.) mentions two similar fonts in the Museu Episcopal de Vic, Secciò Lapidària.