A handsome Arts & Crafts copper ewer with tapered conical body, planished hammer marks and a rolled foot rim, rising to a generous pouring lip and swept handle. Standing 30 cm tall (about 11¾"), it has that warm, worked surface and honest patina that reads beautifully on a sideboard with branches or dried stems.

Early–mid 20th century, likely British workshop. Timeworn condition consistent with age: scattered dents, small soldered seam line at the handle junction, light verdigris specks and surface marks throughout; watertightness untested so best for dried arrangements or use a liner. A strong, sculptural piece for moody, old-money interiors and dark-academia styling.