Water Ewer

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

Meissen gorgeous as well as huge ewer: It derives from a series of FOUR ELEMENTS - this ewer symbolizes WATER.

A beautiful Antique solid Silver Jug with in a classic baluster shape with a tall spread pedestal foot. The body and foot of the Jug are embellished with a detailed chased floral, fo...

PRIMITIVE ANTIQUE JUG/EWER Handmade from a number of metals with a hand-hammered copper main body dovetailed with a brass base and wrought iron handle. A hugely decorative piece wi...

This beautiful Jug stands on a square pedestal foot which is decorated with a band of laurel leaves. The vase shaped main body is unusually decorated with laurel leaf garlands, tied ...

An elegant Antique Victorian solid Silver Wine / Claret Jug decorated with a beautiful chased floral and scroll design on either side of a scroll bordered cartouche. The Jug has a fi...

An exceptionally fine and rare George III Neo Classical Water/Wine Ewer made in London in 1774 by John Denziloe.

A magnificent antique William IV solid Silver Jug with an elegant shaped body. The Jug is embellished with beautiful shaped cartouches on each panel filled with chased flowers. The r...

An antique George II Sterling Silver Jug in a Classic baluster shape. The Jug stands on a low spread food and has an impressive scroll handle. This Georgian Jug has a large silver cr...

A pair of magnificent antique French silver jugs in an elegant flared octagonal shape and each standing on a fluted pedestal foot. The Body of the Jugs is embellished with a detailed...

Meissen gorgeous as well as huge ewer: It derives from a series of four elements- this ewer symbolizes water.

Height: 14 inches, 35cm. Length, handle to spout: 6.9 inches, 17.25cm. Weight: 29oz

The jug stands on a circular pedestal foot which is decorated with two bands of beading. The vase shaped main body also displays a double band of beading where it meets the neck of t...

The "Drapery" design is most unusual to find from the workshops of Hester Bateman. This very fine Ewer has a very unusual form and stands on a circular stepped pedestal foot which is...

The Ewer is of the Neo Classical form and stands on a domed foot. The main body is vase shaped and is decorated with various beaded bands, as is the rim. The high domed cover termina...

The Ewer is of the Neo-Classical form and stands on a domed stepped circular foot. The main body is vase shaped and is decorated with various bands, as is the rim. The high domed cov...

The Jug stands on a stepped circular pedestal foot which is decorated with reeding. The bellied main body is plain in design and rises to a reeded rim. The slightly domed hinged cove...

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

An oversized Agatewear ewer or water pitcher, from the ‘Agate’ toiletwares line in the ‘Pompiean’ shape, Copeland and Garrett, Spode - circa 1840.

The present ewer, representing water, is after the set modelled by Johann Joachim Ka¨ndler in 1741.

Hallmarked in London in 1780 by Fogelberg & Gilbert, this handsome, George III, antique sterling silver wine ewer or water jug, features neoclassical decoration, bead borders and a w...

Ink stamped and also labeled "Made In Italy." Each with a gilded ewer pouring water. Wear and minor losses to finish, gilding and the carving.

Antique 19th Century Indian (Kutch, Bhuj region) solid silver repousse' water jug / ewer, of magnificent quality, extremely heavy, the tall tapering body resting on a domed spreading...

The scene, near the City of Nachor" depicts Rebecca at the well pouring water into a golden ewer with Abraham's servant Eliezer to one side and surrounded by five women holding pitch...

Very decorative exceptionally large and heavy 19th century tin baptismal water jug, pitcher or jug Marked on the bottom 92.5% tin. This looks fabulous as vase for an impressive b...

In addition to the eighteenth century Jasper versions, this set has also been reproduced by Wedgwood in Black Basalt and Majolica. Water Ewer: Sacred to Neptune Set on a plinth, the...

Pair of Black Basalt Sacred to Bacchus and Neptune Ewers Wedgwood Dated 1870 These extraordinary ewers are masterfully crafted in the renowned Sacred to Neptune and Sacred to Bacchu...

St Louis crystal water pitcher / ewer, Tommy pattern. Tommy is one of the most successful models of French crystal maker St Louis.

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

A good antique blue and white Iznik pottery spouted water jug, circa 1650. An unusual Iznik ewer of compressed form, having a flared neck, connected to the compressed body of the ew...

A magnificent antique Victorian solid silver jug embellished with a stylised chased leaf pattern around the lover body of the jug. The jug has a straight sided neck on top of an eleg...

It can be loosely compared to the Meissen 'Elements' ewer of Water, originally made by JJ Kaendler in the 18th century.

Stunning zinc ewer or water jug with stunning old blue paint.

John Flaxman Sr supplied Wedgwood with models for so-called wine and water ewers, occasionally described as Sacred to Bacchus and Sacred to Neptune, in 1775.

John Flaxman Sr supplied Wedgwood with models for so-called wine and water ewers, occasionally described as Sacred to Bacchus and Sacred to Neptune, in 1775.

John Flaxman Sr supplied Wedgwood with models for so-called wine and water ewers, occasionally described as Sacred to Bacchus and Sacred to Neptune, in 1775.

Victorian silver plate ewer (water pitcher) by Barbour Silver Co. features embossed foliate decoration on lip and foot, engraved orchid decoration on body with "Ruth", Hallmarked BSC...

Very attractive early 20th Century Art Deco patinated bronze figure of a young Orientalist woman carrying a ewer of water. The figure with variegated deep green and rich brown and ho...

Classic water pitcher ewer designed by Gorham. Beautiful vintage American piece from Gorham.

Keen eyes for symbolism will further admire the range of motifs at play—including tribal eight-pointed stars, ewers (or water jugs), primitivist bird depictions “s-hook” geometric pa...

A composition stone figure of a young girl pouring water from a ewer.

Pair of finely cast and chased French bronze ornamental ewers - representing wine and water. c.1880 One with crouching triton scroll handle, the body hung with seaweed garlands and...

Along with his tools he carries a now empty ewer of water, while his eyes gazing off into the horizon.

French Brass “Silver Form” Hot Water or Shaving Ewer. Ex “Casimir Collection” Circa 1725.

JS&S manufactured stylish domestic hollowware objects in brass, copper, and chrome including decorative trays and salvers, ewers, tea caddies, watering cans and jardinières.

This piece is properly called an “ewer” or water vessel, but vase, jug or oversized mug describes it equally as well.