Recent Indian Vases in Oxydised Pewter, Encrusted or Damascened with Silver. Tazza in Wrought Iron, Inlaid with Silver
John Charles Robinson · 1824-1913
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Recent Indian Vases in Oxydised Pewter, Encrusted or Damascened with Silver. Tazza in Wrought Iron, Inlaid with Silver, John Charles Robinson (1858). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? John Charles Robinson died in 1913; this work is in the public domain.
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Three ornate vessels are shown side by side on a cream background: two slender bottle-shaped vases with flared necks and one footed tazza with a domed lid. Their surfaces are densely decorated with floral motifs, scrollwork, and banded patterns rendered in contrasting tones.
