Late Victorian / Edwardian Revival Silver on Copper Water Pitcher.

Presenting an elegant Antique Water Pitcher crafted in the highly collectible Silver-on-Copper tradition. This piece features a classic Late Victorian / Edwardian Revival design, characterized by a gracefully tapered urn-shaped body resting upon a formal pedestal foot.

The pitcher's aesthetic appeal is defined by the ornamental gadrooned or leaf motif trim circling the neck, a nod to Neoclassical European design. The simple, elegant loop handle provides balance to the tall silhouette.

The silver-on-copper construction attests to its age (late 19th to early 20th century). The metal exhibits a rich, dark patina, with the subtle copper "bleeding" through the silverplate in heavily worn areas, which is highly sought after by collectors as authentic antique character.

Perfect for display on a formal dining room buffet, a bar cart, or as a sophisticated decorative accent in a Traditional, Grandmillennial, or Transitional interior.

Condition: This antique pitcher is in good vintage condition consistent with age and material. The piece displays a dark patina and visible, intentional wear where the copper base shows through the silverplating. This copper "bleeding" is a hallmark of authentic age. There are no major dents. It is offered as a beautiful decorative piece.

Dimensions: 10" High, 8-1/2" Wide, 4-1/2" Base Diameter