拍品专文
A very similar ewer is in the British Museum (Mark Zebrowski, Gold, Silver and Bronze from Mughal India, London, 1997, no.187, p.146). That is attributed to North India or the Deccan, 16th Century.
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NORTH INDIA OR DECCAN, 16TH/17TH CENTURY
细节
A BRASS EWER
NORTH INDIA OR DECCAN, 16TH/17TH CENTURY
Rising from trumpet foot with openwork lozenge lattice through rounded melon-fluted body and vertical neck with two pronounced bosses to slightly everted rim, scrolling handle with animal head terminal and remains of hinge for the now lacking lid and S-shaped spout with pronounced finial, minor bands of engraved palmette or geometric design, foot restored, handle repaired
14in. (37.6cm.) high
NORTH INDIA OR DECCAN, 16TH/17TH CENTURY
Rising from trumpet foot with openwork lozenge lattice through rounded melon-fluted body and vertical neck with two pronounced bosses to slightly everted rim, scrolling handle with animal head terminal and remains of hinge for the now lacking lid and S-shaped spout with pronounced finial, minor bands of engraved palmette or geometric design, foot restored, handle repaired
14in. (37.6cm.) high