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The Ewer ("Aiguiere"in French) is a pitcher with a flaring spout that is use to serve water or any other liquid. This Copper Ewer from the Bresse Region also features a handle and a top held by a brass chain.
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- Place of origin
- Date of manufactureLate 1800s
- Period
- Materials and techniques
- ConditionGood. Very good antique condition. Age appropriate. Minor tarnishing and some discoloration..
- WearWear consistent with age and use.
- Dimensions
H 16.50 in. x W 13.00 in. x D 9.50 in.
H 41.91 cm x W 33.02 cm x D 24.13 cm
- Seller locationAustin, TX
- Seller reference numberAA89
- Reference numberLU86906654053
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