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peartree collectionFINE ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER AND EARLY 20TH CENTURY DESIGN
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A Christopher Dresser sterling silver teapot for James Dixon & Sons, 1882
A Liberty & Co Cymric silver clock by Archibald Knox, 1903
A Keswick School of Industrial Arts silver tea caddy. Engraved with workers name and dated 1889. The earliest known silver by an arts and crafts workshop
A silver and enamel vase by Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co, 1901
Askos jug with panther handle, circa 1890. The design is based on a Roman bronze in The National Archaeological Museum, Naples
A Liberty & Co Cymric silver tea caddy with Ruskin pottery body, attributed to Oliver Baker, dated 1900/1
A Liberty & Co Cymric large silver tankard by Archibald Knox, 1900
A modernist inkwell by Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co, 1900
A solid silver teapot for the Wiener Werkstatte by Josef Hoffmann and Eduard Wimmer-Wisgrill, Circa 1908
A Liberty & Co Cymric silver inkwell by Archibald Knox, 1904
A hallmarked 1879 sterling silver Elkington aesthetic vase designed by Adolphe Wilms. Very rarely seen in English silver, Elkington has used copper overlay in the manner showcased by Tiffany in the 1878 Paris Exhibition
A Guild of Handicraft silver coffee pot by Charles Ashbee, London 1904. This piece appears as a full page drawing, plate 34, in Ashbee’s book “Modern English Silverwork” and was made for Ashbee’s Hungarian patron Tsombor de Szasz
A large Sibyl Dunlop silver box set with orange pink agates, London, 1925
A selection of arts and crafts pendants by Archibald Knox and other designers, 1900
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peartree collectionFINE ARTS AND CRAFTS SILVER AND EARLY 20TH CENTURY DESIGN
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