Auger with inscription: GERRIT TONISSEN HAVE MOLDED Ao 1568 cast in one piece. The round auger widens upwards, has a high protruding profiled edge and a flared profiled foot. On the border in Latin majuskels the inscription GERRIT TONISSEN HAS MI CAUGHT Ao 1568 without punctuation. The upper frieze has five times the motif of a round shield between a winged male and female tenant whose tails decorated with a nodus, inter alia, pass into stalked flowers. At the front the round shield has been replaced by a coat of arms with the monogram EV. At the bottom, the frieze is closed by a wound bead and cord edge. The lower frieze has a vase on the front, decorated with seven grunts on a raised foot, which ends in a bowl, and with a lid with a flower-shaped knob. Bud and bowl are held by two bearded tenants, whose lower bodies merge with tendrils, incorporating pomegranate, flower and other plant motifs. The tendrils work ends in dolphin or ram heads, the last of which are used twice to the right and once to the left. The two square twisted ears are placed in such a way that the vase with the tenants and the ram's heads are as clearly visible as possible., Ram's head, ornament, anthropomorphic ornament, ornament derived from plant forms, Willem Wegewart (I) (attributed to), Deventer, 1568, bronze (metal), founding, h 22.4 cm × w 26.1 cm × d 21.6 cm × d 17.5 cm × w 12.3 kg
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