On offer is an antique 19th-century salt glaze ewer, notable for its impressive form and richly detailed applied flower head decoration. Salt-glazed stoneware was widely produced across Europe during the 18th and 19th centuries, recognised for its durable surface and distinctive mottled finish achieved through salt firing.

This is a large example, standing at approximately 12 inches tall, with a strong sculptural presence and well-applied decorative bands. Condition is good for its age and size, though there are chips to the foot and a repair to the spout, all clearly shown in the images.

KEY FEATURES
✅ 19th-century salt glaze ewer
✅ Applied flower head decoration and banded detailing
✅ Large example – approx. 12 inches tall
✅ Condition: Chips to foot; spout repair present

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