No. 107746681

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ジャグ (2) - 19世紀のウズベク/中央アジアのアフトバ水差し 2点 – うち1点は日付が1270 AH(1853–1854年)
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ジャグ (2) - 19世紀のウズベク/中央アジアのアフトバ水差し 2点 – うち1点は日付が1270 AH(1853–1854年)

Two 19th-Century Uzbek / Central Asian Aftaba Ewers – One Dated 1270 AH (1853–1854) Description A fine pair of 19th-century Uzbek / Central Asian aftaba ewers, richly decorated throughout with traditional hand-worked metal ornament. The vessels are principally made of tinned copper, combined with contrasting copper and brass details, including substantial brass handles, hinges and fittings. Both feature tall pear-shaped bodies, broad pedestal bases, long curved spouts and hinged domed covers with decorative finials. The surfaces are extensively hand engraved and chased with floral, arabesque and geometric motifs. Large teardrop-shaped medallions decorate the bodies, surrounded by finely worked borders and repeating ornamental bands. The domed covers incorporate pierced decoration, while the elongated spouts are also richly engraved. The brass handles are particularly distinctive, each incorporating an additional curved lower section terminating in a stylised finial. Several fittings are secured with visible copper rivets. One of the brass handles bears the engraved date 1270 AH, corresponding to approximately 1853–1854 CE, dating the piece to the mid-19th century. Although closely related in form, materials and decorative tradition, the two ewers show individual differences in proportions, engraving and ornamental details, reflecting their handmade manufacture. Dimensions: * Larger ewer: 37.5 cm high × 18.5 cm wide, base diameter 12 cm * Smaller ewer: 34.5 cm high × 18.5 cm wide, base diameter 11.5 cm Origin: Uzbekistan / Central Asia Period: Mid-19th century Date: One piece dated 1270 AH / circa 1853–1854 Materials: Tinned copper, copper and brass Technique: Hand engraving, chasing, piercing and applied metalwork Number of objects: 2 The surfaces retain natural aged patina, signs of use and oxidation consistent with their age. The interiors, bases, hinged covers, fittings and decorative details are clearly shown in the photographs. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description. Carefully packed and shipped securely.

No. 107746681

No longer available
ジャグ (2) - 19世紀のウズベク/中央アジアのアフトバ水差し 2点 – うち1点は日付が1270 AH(1853–1854年)

ジャグ (2) - 19世紀のウズベク/中央アジアのアフトバ水差し 2点 – うち1点は日付が1270 AH(1853–1854年)

Two 19th-Century Uzbek / Central Asian Aftaba Ewers – One Dated 1270 AH (1853–1854)

Description

A fine pair of 19th-century Uzbek / Central Asian aftaba ewers, richly decorated throughout with traditional hand-worked metal ornament.

The vessels are principally made of tinned copper, combined with contrasting copper and brass details, including substantial brass handles, hinges and fittings. Both feature tall pear-shaped bodies, broad pedestal bases, long curved spouts and hinged domed covers with decorative finials.

The surfaces are extensively hand engraved and chased with floral, arabesque and geometric motifs. Large teardrop-shaped medallions decorate the bodies, surrounded by finely worked borders and repeating ornamental bands. The domed covers incorporate pierced decoration, while the elongated spouts are also richly engraved.

The brass handles are particularly distinctive, each incorporating an additional curved lower section terminating in a stylised finial. Several fittings are secured with visible copper rivets.

One of the brass handles bears the engraved date 1270 AH, corresponding to approximately 1853–1854 CE, dating the piece to the mid-19th century.

Although closely related in form, materials and decorative tradition, the two ewers show individual differences in proportions, engraving and ornamental details, reflecting their handmade manufacture.

Dimensions:

* Larger ewer: 37.5 cm high × 18.5 cm wide, base diameter 12 cm
* Smaller ewer: 34.5 cm high × 18.5 cm wide, base diameter 11.5 cm

Origin: Uzbekistan / Central Asia
Period: Mid-19th century
Date: One piece dated 1270 AH / circa 1853–1854
Materials: Tinned copper, copper and brass
Technique: Hand engraving, chasing, piercing and applied metalwork
Number of objects: 2

The surfaces retain natural aged patina, signs of use and oxidation consistent with their age. The interiors, bases, hinged covers, fittings and decorative details are clearly shown in the photographs.

Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description.

Carefully packed and shipped securely.

Bidding closed
Surya Rutten
Expert
Estimate € 750 - € 850

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