Among the latest in date is one also at the Hermitage, an Islamic aquamanile depicting a zebu and calf, from Khorasan dated 1206. This object is also a rare example of an Islamic automaton, as the (now lost) harness and bridle were movable, as well as the tail, and the bell wrapped around its neck would have rung when poured.
Among the most recent acquisitions at the Hermitage is an Islamic aquamanile depicting a zebu and calf from Khorasan dating back to 1206. This artifact is also unique because it's an example of an Islamic automaton, as its harness, bridle, tail, and bell were all movable, and would have rung when poured.