Lavabo; The barrel is cast with the spouts and presumably also with the handle inserts as a whole in cire perdue technique. The flat convex barrel has a large concave collar. The two curved spouts; which are more or less oval in cross-section and are in line with each other; end in vague animal heads. At right angles thereto are the two handle tips in the form of female heads against the collar at the level of the sharp edge; in which the handle holes. The handle consists of a curved iron bar with a copper plate covering. Casting protrusions can be observed on barrel and spouts. The holes in the women's heads were probably drilled when the current handle was replaced.; anonymous; Rijnstreek; c. 1450 - c. 1500; copper alloy; iron (metal); striking (metalworking); h 30 cm x w 34.3 cm x d 21.4 cm