The royal baptismal font

Denmark

The Royal Baptismal Font (Danish: den kongelige døbefont), also known as the Rosenborg Baptismal Font (Danish: Rosenborg-døbefonten), is a silver and partly silver-gilt baptismal font used at the baptismal services of members of the Danish royal family since 1671. It is used together with the royal baptismal set made up by a basin, ewer and two candlesticks, all of solid gold. The baptismal font and baptismal set are part of the Royal Danish Collection and kept at Rosenborg Castle when not in use.

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