Wine Pourer

Her presence grounds the composition, while the surrounding figures—some pouring wine, others engaged in quiet conversation—evoke the convivial spirit of community markets found thro...

It shows a young woman pouring wine or a drink for two elegantly dressed men—one playing a lute or baroque guitar, the other seated on the left, raising his cup with a flirtatious ex...

A pelike like this would have been used to store or pour wine at symposia (banquets) or oil for household and religious purposes .

Hanging below, a round embroidery hoop displays a stream of pink fluid—a blend of wine, milk, and mischief—pouring down in delicate brushstrokes.

The vase's teardrop form is known as a yuhuchunping or pear-shaped vase and is defined by a rounded body, narrow neck, and flared mouth originally used for pouring wine.

The vase's teardrop form is known as a yuhuchunping or pear-shaped vase and is defined by a rounded body, narrow neck, and flared mouth originally used for pouring wine.

The timeless form is known as a yuhuchunping or pear-shaped vase and is defined by a rounded body, narrow neck, and flared mouth originally used for pouring wine.

The young man wears tunics and a necklace with blue stones, while holding a cup and a broken amphora, from which wine was being poured. Around him appear several characters, visible ...

The etchings depict a charming landscape where a woman tends to a man. Pouring him wine in one while providing him with ripe fruit in the other.

The gracefully curved form is a traditional vase shape known as a yuhuchunping or pear-shaped vase and is defined by a rounded body, narrow neck, and flared mouth originally used for...

The reliefs depict a woman in a tunica stepping forward as if dancing while holding a basket of fruit above her head, and a man in flowing clothes with a long scarf, pouring wine fro...

The very cheerful Bacchus is surrounded by Aphrodite, the goddess of beauty, love, pleasure, sexuality and procreation and three winged cherubs, assisting them by opening a wine bott...

Due to the durability of stone, inlaid tables such as this were also used as surfaces for burning incense or pouring wine. Deaccessioned from the MacLean Collection of Asian Art.

He sits upon a barrel, and a nymph just below him to his left pours wine from a large jug into a goblet held out by a seated faun to Bacchus' right.

Paul has an immeasurable talent for finding the beauty in all objects, be that a ball of twine and terracotta pots found in his garden shed or dusty vintage bottles of wine, ready to...

The small scholar's vase takes the form of a miniature archaic zun, a vessel for pouring wine, and cast with geometric motifs. The neck of the vase cast with a pair of roundels and a...

A frieze-like composition in grisaille presents Bacchantes dressed in tunics, holding a bunch of grapes and the thyrsus, attributes of Bacchus, or playing with cupids and satyrs pour...

An inebriated Bacchus is slumped on a donkey and held up by another man while another pours him more wine. Beautiful maidens draped in fine flowing period attire are dancing and play...

This pitcher accompanied the equipment of a complex eighteenth-century table setting and in theory functioned as a vessel for pouring liquids: both, coupled with a tub for washing ha...

A motley of greens surround the teapot, scatterings of fruit: pears, grapes and leaves. A bottle of wine and a glass poured half-fulls sit at the back right of the table.

A beautiful scene of raw realism in a tavern with diners portrayed in their everyday life, smoking, or pouring wine, with curious women looking at and hearing the conversations of th...

This pitcher accompanied the equipment of a complex eighteenth-century table setting and in theory functioned as a vessel for pouring liquids: It was coupled with a tub for washing h...