Hexagonal base with angles sloped off, the six sides drawn upwards and embossed with arms, monsters and foliage; spool shaped knop embossed with half length figures of saints (SS. John the Baptist, Andrew, Bartholomew, Paul, Peter, Bartholomew and Thomas) and embossed round the top with roundels forming the heds of the sibyls alternating with the Instruments of the Passion. Above is a cup shaped member embossed with roundels containing figures of Old Testament kings and prophets (Asa, Salamamon, Oesas, Ioatham, Ezechias, Manaces, David and Abbia) and hung with eight bells. The gilt gloria is covered by a canopy supported by four columns surmounted by angels and linked by tracery from which hang four bells. The sides of the canopy are divcided into pairs of niches containing embossed figures of apostles and seperated by butresses containing niches filled by cast figures of the Virgin and Child and Mary the mother of james and John. The bulbous top of the canopy is decorated with a band embossed with monsters, two roundels each showing a man's head and two engraved with the arms of Pedro Manuel, Bishop of Leon, 1523-34, of Zamora 1534-46, and Archbishop of Compostela 1546-49. On the top is a ragged cross with Crucifix and titulus inscribed IHSRI.