A medieval fantasy ceramic bowl and wash basin set, crudely made from low-fired clay with a pale, uneven glaze that flakes in spots. The bowl is small and shallow, with a slightly lopsided rim and faint finger marks from the potter’s hands still visible along the sides. The basin is wider, chipped along one edge, with a dull, matte surface stained from repeated use. Both pieces rest on a simple wooden stand or shelf, their surfaces cracked with fine lines from age and poor firing. Water leaves a faint mineral ring after sitting too long. Common in low-cost inn rooms, the set is functional but clearly handmade, rough, and meant more for necessity than comfort.