Cooking pot with two times three decorative rings.; The fully molded object has a casting seam on the outside in the middle between the ears. The wide round bottom almost flat hull has twice three decorative rings. The straight oblique outward-facing neck makes an obtuse angle with the abdominal wall; and is adorned on the outside with ten vertical pieces. The outward thickened straight upper part of the neck takes the place of the lip edge. The pot stands on three ribbed triangular-shaped legs; which are reinforced at the top so that they have the shape of a six-pointed star. The ears; which are round in cross-section and form an acute angle; are arranged in line with each other on the abdomen and against the upper part of the neck. The round wrought-iron handle has opposite starters and a tab on one side; so that it can rest on the rim of the pot.; Joseph Haydn; anonymous; Noord-Duitsland (possibly); c. 1600 - c. 1699; bronze (metal); brass (alloy); iron (metal); forging; h 28.5 cm x h 44 cm x d 36.5 cm