Ewer
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Ewer by Saint-Porchaire (French) (c. 1540–67). Purchase from the J. H. Wade Fund Rights: CC0. https://clevelandart.org/art/1953.363

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An example of one of the most extravagant wares of this kind, this ewer is decorated with applied masks and frogs as well as a variety of stamped and inlaid designs. The shape and patterns reflect the metalwork of the time—the final period of this artistic pottery.

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This elaborate ceramic vessel features a nude female figure supporting a large, intricately decorated dome.

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