Vintage 1960s United Arab Republic Hand Hammered Tinned Copper Ewer Pitcher UAR
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an authentic vintage mid-century Middle Eastern tinned copper ewer (water pitcher), showcasing a beautifully preserved piece of geopolitical history.
Historical Provenance & Maker's Mark
The underside of the vessel features a highly distinct, hand-stamped export mark reading "UNITED ARAB" in an arched crescent shape over "REPUBLIC" in a straight line. This specific stamp firmly dates the piece to the era of the United Arab Republic (UAR)—the historic political union between Egypt and Syria spanning from 1958 to the 1960s. Items bearing this specific stamp are highly sought after by collectors for their verifiable mid-century origin.
Craftsmanship Details
* Hand-Crafted Metalwork: The interior shows visible, organic dimpling from being hand-hammered over an anvil, giving the piece immense rustic character.
* Tinned Interior Finish: Traditionally lined with tin to protect the liquid from raw copper contact.
* Rich Organic Patina: Features heavy, natural turquoise-green verdigris oxidation on the inside and a warm, aged copper tone on the exterior.
Approximate Dimensions:
* Height: ~8.5 inches
* Width: ~7.5 to 8 inches (including handle)
* Rim Diameter: ~4 inches
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