Is this a gothic mortar and pestle?

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You didn't shoe the pestle end.

But anyways , metal can impart taste.
Metal can also leach.

Considering "normal" use of a mortar explains why metal is not the preferred more often seen material.

I am not saying your piece has any thing to do with flip.
But it might make more sense than crushing tomatoes or something.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flip_(cocktail)
 

You didn't shoe the pestle end.

But anyways , metal can impart taste.
Metal can also leach.

Considering "normal" use of a mortar explains why metal is not the preferred more often seen material.

I am not saying your piece has any thing to do with flip.
But it might make more sense than crushing tomatoes or something.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flip_(cocktail)
My mortar is of bronze not metal or is that not what you mean? Here is the pestle
 

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Looks like a decoration before being a mortar.

How would you pulverize anything with inside corners in the mortar? Let alone with the pestle you have.
 

Looks like a decoration before being a mortar.

How would you pulverize anything with inside corners in the mortar? Let alone with the pestle you have.
have posted new photo's. usualy these mortars where for grinding powders or herbs. it has been used.
 

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