Ewers Collection
"Ewers: A Glimpse into the Opulence of the Past" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the exquisite world of ewers, vessels that epitomize elegance and luxury
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"Ewers: A Glimpse into the Opulence of the Past" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the exquisite world of ewers, vessels that epitomize elegance and luxury. These ornate pieces, crafted with meticulous attention to detail, offer a window into history. One such example is a pair of Louis XV ewers from 1662-1722. Made from delicate porcelain, these ewers showcase the artistic mastery of their time. Adorned with intricate mounts they can a testament to the grandeur that defined this era. Intriguingly, we find another remarkable piece - an ewer basin from the service of Charlotte Aglae d Orleans, Duchess of Modena and Reggio. Created in 1719 using silver-gilt, it exudes opulence fit for royalty. This set tells a story of lavish banquets and sumptuous feasts held by noble families centuries ago. Moving on to artistry captured on canvas; imagine vibrant nasturtiums, convolvulus, geraniums, petunias suspended under an arch over peaches and melon or hydrangeas intertwined with roses and ivy adorning an arch – all contained within elegant ewers. These paintings transport us to idyllic gardens bursting with color and life. The diversity within this collection is astounding; even glass finds its place among these treasures. The Stourbridge rock crystal style ewer showcases masterful craftsmanship while adding a touch of delicacy to any setting. Delving deeper into history reveals more captivating examples like urns created in Paris during 1875/90 by Brocot or wine ewers hailing from Dublin circa 1740 by David Bomes. Each piece carries its own unique story waiting to be discovered. Ewers not only serve as beautiful decorative objects but also provide insights into past cultures' tastes and preferences for aesthetics.