Silver Ewer by John Charles Robinson (1858)

Engraved print of an ornate silver ewer with figure reliefs, scrolled foliate decoration, and a handle with a sculpted figure

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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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A lithographic print shows an ornate ewer with a tall, decorated body, a flared spout, and a scrolled handle terminating in a small figure. The lower body carries a frieze of crowded figures in combat or procession, framed by foliate scrollwork, and the stem rests on a decorated circular foot. This print of the Silver Ewer by John Charles Robinson is dated 1858.

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1858

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