Antique Royal Worcester Blush Ivory Ewer With Hand-Painted Florals and Antler-Form Handle

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Elegant Royal Worcester blush ivory porcelain ewer, late 19th century, with a dramatic forward-leaning spout and a naturalistic antler-form … Read more Description
Elegant Royal Worcester blush ivory porcelain ewer, late 19th century, with a dramatic forward-leaning spout and a naturalistic antler-form handle with gilt mounts. The tapering horn-shaped body is hand-painted with multicolor botanical sprays in pink, yellow, and russet, further detailed with raised gilt veining. Molded strapwork and beaded banding ring the foot, and the whole form sits in that perfect space between Aesthetic Movement naturalism and high-Victorian luxury. Underside shows Worcester marks and painted numerals consistent with period production.

This is a true decorative accent piece, not just table service. The silhouette is sculptural from every angle and reads immediately as English 19th-century fine porcelain.

Period
Late 19th Century, c. 1890
Origin
England (Royal Worcester)
Style
Victorian / Aesthetic Movement / English Country House
Materials
Hand-painted porcelain with blush ivory ground and raised gilt decoration

Condition
Very good to excellent antique condition. Light, expected rubs to the gilding at high points and along the foot ring. No cracks, no hairlines, no significant losses observed. Normal age toning in carved / molded recesses appropriate for a 130+ year old Worcester piece. Please review photos to confirm comfort with the gentle surface wear typical of original 19th-century Royal Worcester.

Dimensions (inches)
Height 9 1/4
Width 6
Depth 3 3/4
Weight approx. 0.9 lb

Care
Dust with a soft dry brush or microfiber. Do not soak. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads on the gilding. Display out of direct harsh sunlight to preserve color and gilt.

Why It Works in a Room
This form stages beautifully on a mantel, vanity, or console where you want a single romantic Victorian / English-cottage statement. The blush ivory palette and floral panels blend easily with cottagecore, grand-millennial, Art Nouveau, or maximalist Victoriana, but it also reads as a one-off curated ‘found object’ in more eclectic modern interiors. See less