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Two German bronze mortars, 16th/17th century Bronze with varying patinas. A North German mortar from the second half of the 16th century with a flat, stepped foot and slightly conical sides. Slightly flared rim, two notched handles on the sides. Also included is a South German mortar, likely from Nuremberg. Stepped, slightly stepped base, cylindrical body with a widely flared rim. Monogram “HIE” engraved on one side, dated 1628. Angled handles on the sides; a horizontal stress crack on the side of the base caused by use. Heights: 17 and 16 cm. Condition: II
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