An elegant Copeland & Garrett porcelain ewer in compressed rococo form, dating between 1833 and 1847. This early Victorian piece is beautifully hand decorated with floral panels in soft pastels and richly gilded scrollwork, enhancing its ornate curves. The sweeping handle and flared base reflect the high artistry of the period. Measures 22cm tall.
Note: Age-related tight hairline to base—stable and consistent with age. Price reflects the presence of this flaw.
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