Chrismatorium with dragon; The object is cast in two pieces and hammered: the barrel and the lid. The vessel consists of three joined cup-shaped ampoules. The three cutting lines of the raised surfaces are marked by a rib. The tri-lobed lid is hinged at the rear and has a pin closure at the front. On the lid is a dragon with two legs and claws; the head with two ears and opened mouth facing down. The tail becomes the hinge. Behind the legs there is a round opening under the tail; perhaps to confirm the chain of the pin; both of which are missing. On the three lobes of the lid are resp. the letters I; O and C engraved.; anonymous; Germany; c. 1200 - c. 1400; copper (metal); bronze (metal); founding; h 6.7 cm x w 8.2 cm x d 6.6 cm