Available for your consideration is a beautiful, true matched pair of antique Victorian mantel ewers / garnitures, dating from the late 19th Century to the early 1900s.

These elegant decorative pieces were traditionally used to flank a mantel clock or decorate a parlor sideboard. They feature a symmetrical, left-and-right "mirror image" design, allowing them to frame a mantle beautifully.

Semi-matte satin art glass or fine porcelain bodies featuring a beautiful gradient that transitions from a deep, dark olive/forest green down to a soft cream

Hand-painted with stunning, vibrant blooming pink and cranberry roses on the front, with a single matching rosebud painted on the reverse side.

Cast spelter (pot metal) frames with a classic antique brass/bronze wash finish.

Highly detailed Victorian scrollwork, stylized foliage handles, and ornate pedestal bases adorned with prominent Neo-Renaissance "North Wind" / "Green Man" faces.

Classic period modular assembly featuring a central threaded iron rod and square nut visible underneath the bases.

CONDITION:

Excellent antique condition overall, especially considering their age.

Free of chips, cracks, hairline fractures, or repairs. The hand-painted floral graphics remain vibrant and crisp with minimal surface wear.

Structurally sound and stable. The metal mounts show a gorgeous, authentic aged patina with expected light oxidation and minor rubbing to the original gold finish, highlighting the fine casting details (please review all photos closely).

*Please review the detailed photos as they are considered part of the condition description. Feel free to reach out with any questions prior to bidding or purchasing!*