
Decorative lidded ewer / coffee pot-style vessel
Estimated Value
$40-$150
A highly decorative red glass ewer or coffee pot-form vessel with a fitted lid, elongated curved spout, and ornate twisted handle. The body has a rounded, bulbous lower section tapering into a narrower neck, giving it a stylized, almost Venetian or Murano-inspired silhouette. The vivid ruby-red body contrasts with the bright gold-tone applied handle, spout, and lid finial, creating a luxurious presentation piece. The form suggests it may be a decorative table object, display vessel, or part of a set rather than a utilitarian antique teapot. No maker's mark is visible from this image.
Era
Late 20th century to early 21st century (likely 1980s-2000s)
Origin
Likely Italy or another European decorative glass-producing region; exact origin unknown
Material
Molded or blown glass with applied gold-tone decorative handles and finial; possibly gilt or metallic finish
Condition
Good overall condition. Appears intact with no obvious chips or cracks visible in the image. Surface shows light wear or minor handling marks consistent with age/use; exact condition should be confirmed in hand.
Physical Details
Dimensions
Approximately 10-12 inches tall and 8-10 inches wide including spout and handle
Weight
Medium
Authentication
Authenticity Score
Medium-Low. The piece appears genuine as a decorative glass object, but the exact maker, age, and whether it is antique versus vintage are not verifiable from the image alone.
Provenance
Likely a decorative import piece, possibly inspired by Italian/Murano glass traditions. Without marks or additional views, precise provenance cannot be determined.
Historical Significance
Objects of this type reflect late 20th-century decorative glass trends influenced by historic Middle Eastern, Venetian, and European metalwork forms. They are valued more for aesthetic appeal than for historical importance unless attributed to a known maker or studio.
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