A Pair Of Bronze Ewers In The Renaissance Taste late 19th Century, each of baluster form
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A PAIR OF BRONZE EWERS IN THE RENAISSANCE TASTE late 19th Century, each of baluster form, the shaped and flaring lip above a waisted neck spirally fluted beneath a collar of cabochons, the body cast in relief with strapwork, scrolling foliage and rosettes, the lower body with acanthus leaves above a cabled collar, upon a knopped stem with cabochons and a spreading circular foot with a gadrooned border, the handle cast as a winged chimera, its head biting the rim. (2) 35cm high
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