Villabuena No. 2

Described in Circulo Romanico [http://www.circuloromanico.com/diccionarios.php?glos_id=3570] [accessed 6 June 2010]: hemispheric basin with a moulding at the upper rim; below, a pattern of ribs with crosses, rosettes, a spear, a chalice, etc. ["En el interior, encontramos una pila bautismal de copa semiesférica decorada con bocel en al embocadura y frente dividido en dos zonas: la superior lisa y la inferior con gallones, en los que se suceden piñas, rosetas, cruces, un báculo estriado, una lanza, un pico, un caliz y un pez y una serpiente."] García Gómez (2007) has [Villabuena 2"] one of three Romanesque fonts in Villabuena [cf. Index entries]; this one decorated with an arcade of round arches on plain supports, and saw-tooth motif. [NB: not clear whether or not this is the same font -- TO BE RESOLVED]