Holy water fonts on either side of the porch confirm the ownership of the two chapels, with their heraldic shields carved on them. In the left one, there are the Alpoim arms, and in the right, an unidentified coat of arms, perhaps belonging to one of the Esteves families in the vicinity, one of which had its roots at Fonte da Pipa, or possibly the aforementioned Brito Delgado family, connected to the Ataídes family, and in this case, with no prior bearers before them.
Sacred water fonts on either side of the porch serve as proof of ownership, featuring heraldic shields carved into them. The left one bears the Alpoim arms, while the right remains unidentified, possibly belonging to an Esteves family or another local clan, such as the Brito Delgado or Ataídes families.