Antique Scholar's Verdigris Bronze Vessel
Pasadena, CA · Reported available
- Dimensions
Diameter 5 in × Height 16 in
- Materials
- Condition
Authentic Cast Bronze with a time-honored natural patina. **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio
Dealer notes
This authentic 16-inch antique bronze vessel is a refined study in the intersection of traditional utility and high-calligraphic art. While maintaining a significant presence, its more compact scale suggests it was originally crafted for an intimate scholarly or spiritual setting, likely serving as a high-status vessel for precious materials. The exterior is defined by dense, rhythmic registers of hand-chased Kufic-inspired script, framed by botanical arabesques that wrap around its tapering form. The bronze features a genuine, deep-seated patina that shifts from rich espresso to charcoal, with original verdigris appearing in the deeper engravings—a hallmark of its authentic age. In a modern interior, this vessel functions as a Found Object of immense tactile character. Its 16-inch height and refined 5-inch diameter make it an ideal choice for shelf styling, anchoring a curated desk vignette, or providing a sense of academic history to a Modern Mediterranean bedside or library. *Era: Antique *Dimension: 5" Diameter x 16" Height. *Material: Authentic Cast Bronze with a time-honored natural patina. *Finish: Aged Bronze *Modern Utility: A monumental sculptural anchor for grand-scale consoles or architectural shelving. *Original Significance: High-status ceremonial vessel defined by complex hand-chased metalwork. *Condition: Authentic Cast Bronze with a time-honored natural patina. **Please bear in mind that colors of products shown may vary slightly from their original color due to monitor display settings or photography studio
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