Water Ewer

Serving use as either a water ewer or jug, or a rather generous wine decanter!

19th century Middle Eastern Persian tinned copper water jar with handle. Moorish Arabic water ewer, hand tooled, hand-hammered heavy metal tinned copper vessel with brass handle.

This traditional Italian ceramic water ewer is distinguished by its intricate hand-painted detailing and an antique distressed finish that evokes authentic old-world charm.

The oviform body is divided into few lobes, and the shoulder is applied with a pair of small loops molded. Period : Five Dynasties-Song Dynasty(907~1279) Type : Ewer Medium : Zheji...

Moorish middle eastern tinned copper water jug ewer. Middle eastern Arabic tinned copper jug water ewer pitcher with handle and brass fittings Antique large and heavy with great pati...

Handcrafted antique 19th century Islamic Turkish Ottoman tinned copper ceremonial water ewer. Antique Middle Eastern Asian Islamic style ewer jug metalware vessel.

This is a water ewer used in Tibetan ritual offerings to the "hungry ghosts".

Persian Moorish Middle Eastern tinned copper water jug ewer. Middle Eastern Arabic Asian copper jug water ewer pitcher with handle.

Persian Moorish Middle Eastern tinned copper water jug ewer. Middle eastern Arabic tinned copper jug water ewer pitcher with handle.

A beautiful and rare matching pair of antique Christofle silver plated bronze water ewers/ jugs/ pitchers dating from the late 19th or very early 20th century.

A Japanese lacquer water ewer without handle (known as hazo in Japanese) that was used to carry water, traditionally together with a large basin (known as tsunodarai) for domestic use.

English Victorian copper four gallon jug with a brass spigot attached for dispensing water (CROWN MARKED: VR 22)(FARROW AND JACKSON) Good condition consistent with age and use

Bigelow Bros. & Kennard coin silver water pitcher depicting a dog with a warrior shield on the handle with two matching dog cartouches on the front end and back end of the water pitc...

A stylish Vintage Italian Jug with an understated elegant straight sided design displaying the luster of plain polished silver. The Jug has subtle spout which has a straight geometri...

This is a delightful vintage whiskey waterer. An English, cut crystal glass pouring ewer, dating to mid 20th century, circa 1950.

A pair of beautiful Antique German Silver Jugs in a classic bellied shape. Each Silver Jug is embellished with an ornate chased and engraved design including floral and foliate swags...

This is a great looking cut glass pitcher with a silver plate top and handle. The handle is heavy and solid but the silver is worn down to the brass base metal at the high spots and ...

This elegant Bidriware aftaba, or water ewer, represents the refined craftsmanship for which the Deccan region of India became renowned.

This very fine piece stands on a circular pedestal foot decorated with reeding and engraved with stylised foliate bright cutting. The Classical vase shaped main body rises to a reede...

This extremely rare and important set of four Meissen ewers represents the Four Elements: Earth, Air, Water and Fire.

Fine Antique Tibetan Ritual Silver copper Ewer A fine ritual water ceremony ewer, finely crafted in copper and brass with hammered chased and repoussé Buddhist designs on the brass...

Now, what exactly were ewers used for? Historically, a ewer was a pitcher-like vessel designed for pouring water, wine, or scented liquids.

A Marvelous 19th century Bohemian Red Crystal and 24k Gold Decorated Ewer/Water Jug Behold, this magnificent 19th century Bohemian Red Crystal Gilt Ewer is a true masterpiece of a...

A – Small wooden or metal table, likely used for serving food or tea B – Large round serving tray with small dishes, possibly for communal eating C – Draped cloth or bedding, possibl...

This one hundred and sixty four year old sterling silver ewer (aka water pitcher) was made before the American Civil War.

An understated and very heavily potted celadon glazed Korean ritual ewer or water sprinkler, kundinka, Goryeo Dynasty, 13th-14th century.

The wine ewer, or hot water jug, measures 11.5"(29cm) tall, by 6"(15cm) from handle to spout, by 4.5"(11.5cm) deep, and weighs 21.28 troy ounces.

A rare George III Neo Classical Water/Wine Ewer made in Sheffield in 1774 by John Rowbotham & Company.

Chiseled Brass, Oversized Mughal Islamic Indo-Persian Surahi with detachable lid matching body. Indian brass ewer, drinking water flask holder or rose water perfume holder.

Hallmarked in London in 2015 by Martin Keane this sterling silver wine ewer or water jug is a striking, sculptural form, with a highly polished surface.

Originally intended for serving water or other beverages, this ewer now stands as a powerful decorative statement.

On top, there places a brush pot with brush pens and peacock feathers, an ink stone, a stack of books, a water dropper and an ewer. On the ojime connected to the Inro by silk cord, t...

Antique Caucasian Dagestan village prayer rug with small boteh design on dark indigo ground Circa 1890 An interesting prayer rug with unusual design, the field of dark indigo blue i...

INVENTORY: 27 Champagne coupes 10 Water glasses 7 Red wine glasses 23 White wine glasses 26 Port glasses 15 Liqueur glasses with stems 4 Liqueur glasses 20 Whisky glasses 17 Tumbler...

The patinated bronze depicts a classically clad woman, pouring water from a ewer onto a child who stands by her feet, the other bronze depicting a classically clad woman with child b...

Such zoomorphic designs later became popular and were adapted into functional wares such as wine ewers and water vessels. Period : Western Jin Dynasty (266 ~ 316 AD) Type : Figural...

Such zoomorphic forms became popular among the literati and were transformed into various functional objects like wine ewers and water pots. There is a pair, and you can check it i...

Victorian china water ewer. Eagle head handle. Slight hairline repaired crack on interior (not visible on the outside).

Two classically shaped bronze holy water ewers from the late 19th century. These were used in religious ceremonies in Nepal.

Exquisitely Modeled Standing Figure of Xiwangmu, Queen Mother of the Western Paradise, Accompanied by a Recumbent Deer of Longevity, While Holding a Sacred Water Ewer.

A magnificent silver water jug / ewer made by John Chandler Moore for Allcock & Allen of New York.

They became a practical tool of hospitality, being used to welcome visitors by pouring scented water over the hands and feet and into a basin, and took on a great variety of shapes...

The wine ewer further decorated with fruiting grapevines and the water ewer further decorated with seaweed festoons to either side.

This breathtaking pair of wine and water ewers are made after models by John Flaxman.

This petite terracotta ewer dates to the 19th century and would have been used during tea ceremony to carefully pour hot water over tea and to rinse tea bowls.

Antique mid-19th Century Chinese Export Solid Silver water ewer, intricately decorated with chased leaves and flora on a matted ground.

This petite ceramic ewer dates to the 19th century and would have been used during tea ceremony to carefully pour hot water over tea and to rinse tea bowls.

Antique 19th Century Indian Colonial solid silver ewer, straight body resting on a circular base, c-shape handle and hinged lid surmounted by a knob and ball finial. The piece is pro...

Antique late 19th Century Indian (Cutch) hand crafted solid silver large ewer, extremely heavy gauge, decorated all over with typically Cutch chasing work depicting a hunting lion ch...

The Jug is most beautifully modelled in the Neo-Classical style and stands on a square pedestal base, with four ball feet, which is decorated with a band of acanthus foliage. The vas...

The Ewer stands on a circular pedestal foot decorated with beading and reeding.

A pair of antique Wedgwood black basalt wine and water ewers named: "Sacred to Bacchus" and Sacred to Neptune".

The water ewer is made with Neptune seated on top with his hands wrapped around the top of the ewer neck holding the sides of a dolphin.

The water ewer is modeled with a figure of Neptune sitting atop the shoulder.

A fabulous pair of antique neoclassical period early Wedgwood black basalt water and wine ewers emblematic of water and earth.

In the shop we also have a pair of large Wedgwood black basalt wine and water ewers.

A 19th century Meissen porcelain 'Elements' ewer emblematic of water. Blue crossed swords mark.