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Antique Style Brass Renaissance Revival Ewer Koi Fish Cherub Ram Head 22"

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Large Brass Renaissance Revival Style Figural Decorative EwerMid-Century Italian/Spanish Baroque Revival Ornamental PitcherOffered for sale is a magnificent Large Renaissance Revival Style Decorative Brass Ewer, an exhibition-sized statement piece standing an impressive 22 inches (55.9 cm) tall. Richly cast with exceptional detail, this ornate decorative vessel embodies the grandeur of Renaissance and Baroque European design and was created as a luxurious display piece for a mantel, console, library, or grand entryway.Produced during the Mid-Century Baroque/Renaissance Revival period (circa 1950s–1970s), this impressive ewer reflects the craftsmanship of high-end foundries in Italy and Spain, where artisans recreated the monumental decorative bronzes of 19th-century Europe using heavy solid brass finished with an antiqued patina.Design FeaturesThis remarkable decorative ewer is richly adorned with classical, mythological, and Renaissance-inspired motifs, making it an exceptional statement piece for collectors and interior designers alike.Dramatic sculptural Koi fish (carp) handle featuring beautifully detailed scales that gracefully arch over the vessel and appear to drink from the elegant shell-form pouring lip.Elegant shell-shaped scalloped spout, inspired by Renaissance and Baroque decorative arts.Fully sculpted cherub (putto) angel seated gracefully on the shoulder of the vessel, adding a classical European decorative element.Ornate ram's head incorporated into the opposite side of the body, symbolizing strength, leadership, and classical mythology.Large bulbous body decorated with an exceptional high-relief frieze featuring:Flowing acanthus leaf scrollworkClassical floral ornamentationHanging fruit swags symbolizing abundanceRich stippled background textures that enhance the depth of the casting.Decorative pedestal stem and elaborate circular base featuring deeply cast Baroque-inspired ornamentation.The combination of the Koi fish, cherub angel, and ram's head creates an impressive sculptural composition inspired by Renaissance and Classical European decorative arts, making this a magnificent exhibition-sized centerpiece for any distinguished interior.Era & IdentificationBased on its bright, uniform golden finish, crisp casting quality, and elaborate Renaissance-inspired ornamentation, this decorative ewer belongs to the Mid-Century Baroque/Renaissance Revival period (circa 1950s–1970s).During the post-war era, prestigious foundries in Italy and Spain specialized in producing luxurious decorative objects inspired by the monumental French palace bronzes of the 19th century, often referred to as Clodion-style decorative art. These foundries cast their works from heavy solid brass, then applied an antiqued finish within the recessed details to recreate the appearance of centuries-old European masterpieces.Designed as an ornamental decorative ewer rather than a functional water pitcher, this substantial 22-inch piece was intended to serve as an elegant focal point in fine homes, hotels, and estates.MeasurementsHeight: 22 inches (55.9 cm)Width (Handle to Spout): 10 inches (25.4 cm)Base Diameter: 8 inches (20.3 cm)MaterialHeavy Solid BrassCondition ReportThis ewer is in excellent vintage condition.No dentsNo cracksNo repairsNo structural damageBrass retains a beautiful warm golden finish with crisp, well-preserved casting details throughout.Displays exceptionally well and is ready for immediate display.Please review all photographs carefully, as they are considered part of the description.

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This ewer is in excellent vintage condition. No dents No cracks No repairs No structural damage Brass retains a beautiful warm golden finish with crisp, well-preserved casting details throughout. Displays exceptionally well and is ready for immediate display. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are considered part of the description.

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Large Brass Renaissance Revival Style Figural Decorative EwerMid-Century Italian/Spanish Baroque Revival Ornamental PitcherOffered for sale is a magnificent Large Renaissance Revival Style Decorative Brass Ewer, an exhibition-sized statement piece standing an impressive 22 inches (55.9 cm) tall. Richly cast with exceptional detail, this ornate decorative vessel embodies the grandeur of Renaissance and Baroque European design and was created as a luxurious display piece for a mantel, console, library, or grand entryway.Produced during the Mid-Century Baroque/Renaissance Revival period (circa 1950s–1970s), this impressive ewer reflects the craftsmanship of high-end foundries in Italy and Spain, where artisans recreated the monumental decorative bronzes of 19th-century Europe using heavy solid brass finished with an antiqued patina.Design FeaturesThis remarkable decorative ewer is richly adorned with classical, mythological, and Renaissance-inspired motifs, making it an exceptional statement piece for collectors and interior designers alike.Dramatic sculptural Koi fish (carp) handle featuring beautifully detailed scales that gracefully arch over the vessel and appear to drink from the elegant shell-form pouring lip.Elegant shell-shaped scalloped spout, inspired by Renaissance and Baroque decorative arts.Fully sculpted cherub (putto) angel seated gracefully on the shoulder of the vessel, adding a classical European decorative element.Ornate ram's head incorporated into the opposite side of the body, symbolizing strength, leadership, and classical mythology.Large bulbous body decorated with an exceptional high-relief frieze featuring:Flowing acanthus leaf scrollworkClassical floral ornamentationHanging fruit swags symbolizing abundanceRich stippled background textures that enhance the depth of the casting.Decorative pedestal stem and elaborate circular base featuring deeply cast Baroque-inspired ornamentation.The combination of the Koi fish, cherub angel, and ram's head creates an impressive sculptural composition inspired by Renaissance and Classical European decorative arts, making this a magnificent exhibition-sized centerpiece for any distinguished interior.Era & IdentificationBased on its bright, uniform golden finish, crisp casting quality, and elaborate Renaissance-inspired ornamentation, this decorative ewer belongs to the Mid-Century Baroque/Renaissance Revival period (circa 1950s–1970s).During the post-war era, prestigious foundries in Italy and Spain specialized in producing luxurious decorative objects inspired by the monumental French palace bronzes of the 19th century, often referred to as Clodion-style decorative art. These foundries cast their works from heavy solid brass, then applied an antiqued finish within the recessed details to recreate the appearance of centuries-old European masterpieces.Designed as an ornamental decorative ewer rather than a functional water pitcher, this substantial 22-inch piece was intended to serve as an elegant focal point in fine homes, hotels, and estates.MeasurementsHeight: 22 inches (55.9 cm)Width (Handle to Spout): 10 inches (25.4 cm)Base Diameter: 8 inches (20.3 cm)MaterialHeavy Solid BrassCondition ReportThis ewer is in excellent vintage condition.No dentsNo cracksNo repairsNo structural damageBrass retains a beautiful warm golden finish with crisp, well-preserved casting details throughout.Displays exceptionally well and is ready for immediate display.Please review all photographs carefully, as they are considered part of the description.

Condition
This ewer is in excellent vintage condition. No dents No cracks No repairs No structural damage Brass retains a beautiful warm golden finish with crisp, well-preserved casting details throughout. Displays exceptionally well and is ready for immediate display. Please review all photographs carefully, as they are considered part of the description.

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