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Notable among the various exceptional pieces of silverwork documented in the reign of Peter IV of Aragon (1336-1387) is a silver and enamel table fountain called Castell d’Amor or Castle of Love, whose iconography was inspired from the Roman de la Rose poem. This paper discusses this table fountain, placing it in its cultural context and determining the date ante quem of its acquisition by the Aragonese royal household.De entre las extraordinarias piezas de platería documentadas a lo largo del reinado de Pedro IV de Aragón (1336-1387) destaca una fuente de agua, de plata y esmaltes, llamada “Castell d’Amor”, inspirada iconográficamente en el poema del Roman de la Rose. A través del presente artículo pretendemos ofrecer una aproximación a dicha pieza, situarla en su contexto cultural y aportar una fecha ante quem para fijar su adquisición por parte de la casa real aragonesa

El “Castell d’Amor” de Pedro IV de Aragón. Literatura en la orfebrería de la mesa real