Well Head, 17th Century

This well head, dated to the 17th century, is a piece of wrought iron that evokes the artisanal mastery of its time. Its elongated and slender form, with a subtle curve at the top, suggests a specific functionality, designed to facilitate access to water in days gone by. The dark patina that coats the surface of the metal tells the story of its prolonged use, offering a dialogue between the past and present that is characteristic of antique objects. Each scratch and mark on its surface adds character, making this piece a tangible testament to daily life in the 17th century.