Antique oriental copper teapot around 19th century Bukhara teapot
Uzbekistan, Bukhara, 19th century; Brass, tinned, brass, copper, tinned.
Subject: jug
Material: copper, bronze
Weight: 1360 grams
Total height with lid: 39 cm
Largest width from right to left: 22 cm
Diameter of the base: 11 cm
Condition: as can be seen in the picture, the lid needs to be repaired
Condition: dent in can body
Individual parts of the jug:
Base, foot, jug body with bulge and neck, two medallions, reinforcing ring over the rim of the neck, handle, connecting piece from handle to lid and lid.
In the oasis city of Bukhara, the craftsmanship of the specialized copper and brass smiths who had their workshops in the bazaars reached its peak in the 19th century. In a pronounced division of labor, the most varied of vessel shapes were made, which could be found in every Uzbek household. The harmonious interplay of function, form and decoration gives these vessels their undisputed artistic status. Pots with a spout that fits tightly to the vessel are always used as teapots. Vessels with curved spouts that often rise up serve as water vessels for ritually as well as profanely rinsing the hands. They have always been used in conjunction with hand basins.
*Due to photography and handwork, color variations may occur.
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