Wooden carved lid. The stopper is substantial, with a round top with two projections from it, to either side. One ends in a cylindrical spout with a small hole through it; the other, the handle, curves up to end in a square section, and has a decorative element underneath. The top of the stopper has incisions making decorative patterns in geometrical shapes and cross-hatching.
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