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KC65-334
Urn
KC65-334

Urn

Date1770-1780
Maker 1768-1780
MediumBlack basalt
DimensionsH: 8 1/2"; Diam: 3 1/8"
Credit LineMuseum Purchase
Object number1954-421,1A&B
DescriptionUrn, of amphora shape: square plinth with stacked double ogee edge rises to a spreading pedestal foot with ogee edge that supports an egg-shaped body. The top of the urn with strongly dimensional egg-and dart molding and two equidistant rosettes, from which laurel swags descend. Topped by a cover with flat-ish base, with incurvate, rising necks surmounted with finials of stacked beads. These reversing to a comparable form but with a socket opening for candles rather than a finial. The underside of the base turned to a concave shape, leaving a trapezoidal foot ring.Mark(s)"WEDGWOOD & BENTLY ETRURIA" impressed in a circle around the central bolt.Provenancewith James Lewis & Son, New York
1992-3,A&B, Vase
Josiah Wedgwood
1775-1780
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