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Antique Indo-Persian Copper and Brass Pitcher
This striking 19th or early 20th-century ewer features a traditional bulbous form, hand-crafted from copper with a heavy silver-plated finish. The body is adorned with intricate hand-chased floral bands and foliate motifs characteristic of Qajar or Moorish artistry.
Key Details:
- Material: solid copper base.
- Design: Three distinct registers of engraved scrolling flowers and botanical patterns.
- Handle: Ornate, hand-wrought scroll handle with a decorative thumb rest.
- Style: Middle Eastern / Indo-Persian (Qajar Dynasty style).
- Condition: Good antique condition; features a desirable "copper bleed" patina where the underlying metal shows through the silvering at the high points.
- 28cm(h)
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