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An 18th century, hexagonal stone sink

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Reference N°:

255-25

A beautifully preserved 18th century French stone font, likely used historically for washing hands or as a holy water stoup. The font was carved out of a dark grey limestone (St. Cyr au Mont d'Or) , richly embedded with visible fossile inclusions. The inner surface is smooth and polished, yet retains signs of age and use, enhancing its antique character.The basin has a hexagonal shape with cut front corners and a shallow inner bowl that subtly dips toward a central drainage hole at the back. In excellent, usable condition. Minor chipping on edges. Wear consistent with age and use. Structurally sound and perfectly water tight.

Origin:

France, ca. 1770

External dimensions:

33cm wide x 35cm deep x 10,5cm high
13" wide x 13.8" deep x 4.15" high
Inner height: 7,5cm / 3"
diameter drain hole: 2,3cm / 0.9"
Weight: 15kg / 33lbs

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