The antique ewer on the mantel caught everyone's eye with its delicate painted flowers.

The antique shop displayed ornate ewers on the highest shelf, each reflecting a different era of craftsmanship.

The ewerers moved quietly through the banquet hall, carefully pouring cool water into each guest's goblet.

At dawn, the ewerer quietly prepared fresh linens and warm water for the nobleman's morning bath.

Ewers lined the windowsill, catching the afternoon light and scattering reflections across the room.

Ewer arrived early at the genealogy meeting to share family documents.

The old innkeeper poured an ewerful of water into the basin.

At the antique fair, the collector proudly displayed his ewerfuls on the sunlit shelf.

The museum's medieval kitchen display featured several eweries arranged along the stone wall.

After the banquet, the steward ordered the ewers and table linen to be returned to the ewery before the guests left.