| The women moved quickly and surely around the tent, a ewer of scented water, and a bowl appearing, along with towels and her change of clothes. |
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| The parakeets show particular skill and must have been worked from inside the ewer using a snarling iron. |
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| A cup, near filled with ale, was beside him, as was an ewer, and I could only hope he had drunk enough. |
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| The ewer was presented to Amand Landry in April 1857 by the Conservative members of the New Brunswick government. |
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| The ewer is dated based on an analysis of its decorative styles which are influenced by Byzantine and Sassanid decorative forms. |
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| The ewer was excavated from the tomb of Li Xian, outside Guyuan Ningxia. |
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| Water trickles from a tributary spring into a ewer held against the outlet by a maiden gracefully leaning forward as she grasps the stem of an olive bush to steady herself. |
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| The figural imagery on Fatima's ewer surely indicates that it was a private commission, meant for her personal use. |
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| A set comprising two pieces: a ewer and a basin that was used for ritual ablution. |
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| The raised area in the centre suggests the tray would have been used to hold a ewer or chalice. |
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| A ceramic ewer of rectangular shape, with four feet and a sloping shoulder. |
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| A second inscription, found on the underside of the foot, records that the ewer was made by someone named Ahmad. |
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| The bacchanal theme is underlined by the presence of a large ewer placed above and behind the satyrs on a pillar. |
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| A choirmaster is playing the organ, a jeweller is examining a necklace and at his feet are a ewer and enamelled dishes by Bernard Palissy. |
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| The ewer is distinguished for its fine workmanship, elegant form, harmonious proportions and its beautiful decoration. |
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| A pear-shaped ewer carved from a single block of the clear, colourless quartz known as rock-crystal. |
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| The ewer was on the mantelpiece, crowded today with white lilies and white mop-headed chrysanths. |
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| The decoration on the ewer that went with it was modelled on Briot's Mars Dish and on a piece known as the Suzannah Dish, which is also attributed to Briot. |
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| The ewer is also decorated with floral and geometric designs. |
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| The whole design is contained within a delicate raised band which goes around the neck and down the body of the ewer on either side of the handle. |
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| The ewer has a pear-shaped body, a curved handle and a lid. |
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| A ewer with missing foot and spout, inlaid with silver and copper. |
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| The inscription states that the ewer was made for the wife of Sultan Qaytbay, and the presence of figural decoration suggests that it was for her private use. |
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| The floral motifs and inscriptions adorning the ewer are embellished with silver leaf, while the frame of the inscription on the shoulder is embellished with red-copper leaf. |
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| The spout of the ewer has three decorative bands: the middle one carries propagandistic inscriptions in the naskhi script, while the other two are adorned with diamond-shaped units filled with vegetal motifs. |
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| This ewer is of great importance both as a dated example of Mesopotamian work and because its inscriptions provide the names of two Mosul craftsmen. |
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| Through the open door you see a red-tiled floor, a large wooden bed, and on a deal table a ewer and a basin. |
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| Torrentius shows a stone waterjug, while Visscher has an ornate ewer, presumably in silver or gilt. |
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| The ewer was originally awarded in 1851 by the Royal Yacht Squadron for a race around the Isle of Wight in England, which was won by the schooner America. |
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| Albans, and informing him that Colonel Ewer had been sent to guard the king during his absence. |
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