Patinated kettle, with two spouts. After example of boilers from the 15th/16th century. This kind of boilers was used in the church by priests to wash their hands. By pushing up a spout, water comes from another spout. For this the boiler hung in a niche, with a drain through The wall, so used water could flow off. Kettle is in good condition, despite use and age. See photos for proper impression. Origin and measurements: - Origin: France - Date: 1820-1880 - Material: bronze/copper - Dimension: 29 cm x 27 cm x 14.5 cm, 2179 grams - Condition: Good, see description The boiler is carefully packaged.