Can go to three claw legs and spout ending in Dierenkop, Anonymous, 1375 - 1425 The jug, which is cast like a whole, is on three legs that are provided with claw feet. The legs are six -square. The rear area is somewhat eroded. The object has a convex, slightly flat stomach and a high neck. The transition from the abdomen to the onset of the neck is marked by a rib, the center of the neck by a rib, the termination of the neck through a collar. This has a round but outward slightly sharp edge. The spout, which has been applied to the abdomen with a rib -profiled attachment, is vertically direct

Can go to three claw legs and spout ending in Dierenkop, Anonymous, 1375 - 1425 The jug, which is cast like a whole, is on three legs that are provided with claw feet. The legs are six -square. The rear area is somewhat eroded. The object has a convex, slightly flat stomach and a high neck. The transition from the abdomen to the onset of the neck is marked by a rib, the center of the neck by a rib, the termination of the neck through a collar. This has a round but outward slightly sharp edge. The spout, which has been applied to the abdomen with a rib -profiled attachment, is vertically directed up. He bends out with the end of the animal head. The cross -section of the spout is more or less five -fold. Of this, the surface on the outside is a bit around. The rod, which connects the neck with the spout, has the shape of an arm with one hand. The handle is attached to the abdomen with a lip profiled by ribs and against the collar of the neck. It is straight and inwards around the surface. The rear leg is not originally. Northern Netherlands copper alloy. brass (alloy). bronze (metal) casting The jug, which is cast like a whole, is on three legs that are provided with claw feet. The legs are six -square. The rear area is somewhat eroded. The object has a convex, slightly flat stomach and a high neck. The transition from the abdomen to the onset of the neck is marked by a rib, the center of the neck by a rib, the termination of the neck through a collar. This has a round but outward slightly sharp edge. The spout, which has been applied to the abdomen with a rib -profiled attachment, is vertically directed up. He bends out with the end of the animal head. The cross -section of the spout is more or less five -fold. Of this, the surface on the outside is a bit around. The rod, which connects the neck with the spout, has the shape of an arm with one hand. The handle is attached to the abdomen with a lip profiled by ribs and against the collar of the neck. It is straight a

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