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21-Jun-2012	Dick Osseman

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I do not know if these objects in any way belong together. On one hand they remind me of baptismal fonts I have seen in early churches, on the other hand the lion headed objects seem to belong to furniture. Can anyone explain?

Inscription along the side of the hollow part.

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diseta		26-Aug-2012 23:16
Carissimo Dick Osseman, le tue foto sono sempre meravigliose, consultando un caro amico ti posso dire che il manufatto in questione è una fonte battesimale di materiale raccogliticcio (un pastiche) la scritta recita in greco: ascendo al Signore Eprio Agatino (nome del dedicante). ciao Luigi Sedita da Firenze Dear Dick Osseman, your photos are always wonderful, consulting a good friend can tell you that the item in question is a font of material-together (a pastiche) the inscription reads in greek: I ascend to the Lord Eprio Agatino (name of dedicator) . Hello Luigi Sedita from Florence

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