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 At the front the round shield has been replaced by a coat of arms with the monogram EV.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 x w 26.1 cm x d 21.6 cm x d 17.5 cm x w 12.3 kg