Warwick Vase 1823 - 1824

The Warwick Vase, crafted by English silversmith Paul Storr in 1823-24, is a stunning example of Neoclassical design. Inspired by ancient Roman forms, the vase features a circular bowl on a square base with intricately sculpted handles that resemble stylized acanthus leaves. The surface is adorned with a delicate, chased pattern, depicting a scene with classical figures, demonstrating the artist's skill and the enduring allure of Classical art.