Aquamanile in the shape of a griffin.
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ROMANESQUE Anonymous: Aquamaniles are ewers used for washing hands Especially those made of pottery and used in Roman times Includes metal versions and are often in animal forms Made in the Medieval period for hand washing at the table
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