There were two thick classes of Tuscan marine fountains particular in the ordinal century: the detached or "isolated" type, designed for the central of a piazza, court, or garden; and the "engaged" or partition fountain, placed in opposition a partition at the end of a market square or yard.
The individual instance of a Florentine wall fountain from this term is the fine-looking artifact of pietra serena in the hearing of the Palazzo Orlandini, now the assets of the Banca del Monte dei Paschi. This consists of a isolated niche crowned by an important and framed by classic pilasters, the liquid tumbling from an decorative spout within the bay into a vessel situated at its ft.