VICTORIAN FIGURAL CHERUB PORT PITCHER Withpewter JUG WITH STOPPER CIRCA 1880
Pewter-mounted glass ewers were popular during the 19th century, particularly in Europe. These decorative pitchers were often used for serving wine, water, or other beverages at the table. The combination of glass and pewter allowed for both aesthetic appeal and functional durability. Such pieces often feature intricate detailing on the peter mounts, including floral motifs, cherubs, and other classical designs. The glass portion could be clear or colored, and sometimes featured etched or cut decorations.
These ewers were a common sight in middle-class and upper-class households, reflecting the fashion and craftsmanship of the era.
