An elegant 12-inch antique copper amphora vase from the Russian Arts & Crafts tradition, dating to circa 1890–1920. The graceful form features a wide flared rim over a slender neck, a pair of finely scrolled handles, a gently swelling body, and a modest footed base. Hand-worked copper develops a rich, warm patina with subtle surface variation and the quiet evidence of age—soft hammer marks, gentle wear, and traces of oxidation that enhance its character rather than diminish it.
This piece brings quiet architectural presence and historical depth to a console, mantel, or tablescape. Ideal as a standalone decorative vessel or paired with simple branches or seasonal greenery. A refined example of late Imperial Russian metalwork that pairs beautifully with both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Condition
Good antique condition consistent with age and use. The copper surface shows a warm, developed patina with natural variation, minor surface marks, and scattered areas of darker oxidation or light verdigris, particularly near the handle attachments and interior of the rim. Handles are securely attached with visible period joins. The form remains solid and well-proportioned with no structural issues or significant dents noted. Interior of the mouth and underside show expected wear and residual marks from age. Ready for display as shown.
An elegant 12-inch antique copper amphora vase from the Russian Arts & Crafts tradition, dating to circa 1890–1920. The graceful form features a wide flared rim over a slender neck, a pair of finely scrolled handles, a gently swelling body, and a modest footed base. Hand-worked copper develops a rich, warm patina with subtle surface variation and the quiet evidence of age—soft hammer marks, gentle wear, and traces of oxidation that enhance its character rather than diminish it.
This piece brings quiet architectural presence and historical depth to a console, mantel, or tablescape. Ideal as a standalone decorative vessel or paired with simple branches or seasonal greenery. A refined example of late Imperial Russian metalwork that pairs beautifully with both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Condition
Good antique condition consistent with age and use. The copper surface shows a warm, developed patina with natural variation, minor surface marks, and scattered areas of darker oxidation or light verdigris, particularly near the handle attachments and interior of the rim. Handles are securely attached with visible period joins. The form remains solid and well-proportioned with no structural issues or significant dents noted. Interior of the mouth and underside show expected wear and residual marks from age. Ready for display as shown.
