Llysyfran / Lesfrayne / Lisyfraen / Llysvrane / Llysyvran / Lysfrane / Lysurane

Noted in the RCAHMW (Pembroke, 1925) as an octagonal font. Described in Lloyd, etc. (2001): "Medieval font, nine-sided bowl on a round shaft with roll-mould and spur feet." Described in the Parish web site [http://www.llysyfranchurch.co.uk/history.html] [accessed 8 December 2010]: "The limestone font has a rounded octagonal bowl and a cylindrical stem, from the 14th – 15th centuries, on a square, claw-moulded base, probably from a different font." The font as it stands now [2010] is an off mixture: the polygonal basin appears to have some pattern on it, but is very worn; it is raised of plain cylindrical stem fitted onto a lower base with a fat roll moulding clamped down to a quadrangular platform by four spurs; the whole stands on a two-step narrow square plinth, and is heavily whitewashed.