Sallent d'Organya No. 1, Sant Andreu de Sallent d'Organyà / Sant Maximí de Sallent d'Organyà

Described and illustrated in Catalunya romànica (1984- , vol. VI: 187): holy-water stoup built into a corner of the church interior with mortar; its exterior is roughly quadrangular, with rounded sides on one of which two large Greek crosses are visible: the one on the left is a Maltese cross in a circle, while the one on the right appears pattée; the inside of the well is crudely carved with wide concave ribs [eight?]. Although the piece has a crude appearance, the source suggests a late-Romanesque dating. [cf. Index entry for Sallent d'Organyà No. 2 for a late baptismal font in this church]