close-up, eye-level, interior view of an antique toilet cistern

close-up, eye-level, interior view of an antique toilet cistern. The cistern is made of cast iron and is painted a muted green color with visible signs of rust and wear, particularly around the edges and on the front where the words "THE NEW BEST NIAGARA" are embossed in raised lettering. Two grey, L-shaped brackets are attached to the sides of the cistern, supporting it. A flexible grey hose, likely for water supply, enters the cistern from the right side via a brass elbow fitting. A metal chain, also showing signs of age, hangs from the right side of the cistern and extends downwards out of the frame. Below the cistern, a curved piece of white ceramic or plastic is visible, connected to a grey pipe that descends vertically out of frame. The background is a plain, light-colored wall with a shadow cast by the cistern and its attachments. The scene does not provide any specific landmarks or context that would allow for identification of its location within Thessaloniki, Greece.