Toy Ewer

$20.00

Here’s your chance to play like a medieval child! An essential part of the well-appointed table, the ewer contains the water necessary to wash the hands of the guests before the meal

Besides being very beautiful, the ewer is a marvel of engineering.  The gallery includes shots of the exemplar and the mold at various stages of production.

The original was found at Brook’s Wharf, in London, but is not dated by context. Comparanda in the form of full-sized vessels suggest a date of the 14th or 15th century.


Product details: Forsyth, Hazel, with Geoff Egan. Toys Trifles and Trinkets: Base Metal Miniatures from London's River Foreshore 1150-1800. London: Museum of London, 2004. No. 8.119.
Dimensions (H x W):
2 7/8 x 1 3/4 inches
72 x 45 mm

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Description

 

45-52gm

2022
Sn $2.50
$3.64 (+$3 to $15)

2025
Sn 6 cent/gr – $2.70 x 2 = $5.40
raised to $20

Additional information

Weight 1 oz
Dimensions 71 in
Pennsic debut

2013

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