"17th Century Burgundy Stone Well."
Well in Burgundy stone, from the 17th century, in good general condition. Its large rim, cut with a generous bevel, with an external diameter of 170 cm for an internal diameter of 94 cm, at 90 cm high, rests on a body in five stapled elements. Two stone uprights, topped with a roof shaped with four slopes and fixed by tenons and mortises, hold its wooden roller, circled at its ends, equipped with a 10 ml chain, its needle and its crank. Too altered to be preserved, two elements of the body have been recut identically and some small restorations are to be noted. You can visit our site: www.claudeaugustin.com 
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