Pinyeres nr. Batea

Described and illustrated in Muñoz i Sebastià (2007), who recognises the difficult dating but suggests a date in the 13th century. Tub-shaped monolithic font in very poor state of repair, in the abandoned church of an abandoned village; the font is attached to one of the sides of the interior wall of the nave, in the south area. It is decorated solely with a much damaged moulding at the upper rim; the sides of the font taper in below the middle to a narrow bottom. It rests directly on the ground. There is no cover on it now but the basin side has the typical quadrangular indentation to which the lock of the cover used to be attached in these regions [cf. some of the fonts of the Eastern Pyrenees, at both sides of the border].