Ewer

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Minoan terracotta ewers, about 2200 BCE

A pitcher is a container with a spout used for pouring its contents.

An ewer is a pitcher, often decorated, with a base, oval body, and flaring spout. A famous example is the America's Cup trophy.

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See also

• Bridge spouted vessel

Gallery

Ewer from Iran, dated 1180-1210CE. Repousse brass inlaid with silver and bitumen, NY Metropolitan Museum	America's cup, 1848	Eleanor Roosevelt's silver water pitcher	A ewer of Rubino glass
Baptismal ewer and basin (1711, Spanish master)	Rock crystal ewer, 1000-1050 V&A Museum no. 7904-1862

See also

• Aquamanile