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m1
Arts and Crafts coal scuttle in copper
John Pearson
Circa 1900
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m2
Arts and Crafts copper charger depicting a galleon in full sail
Attributed to Liberty
Circa 1900
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m3
Pair of Arts and Crafts copper wall sconces with ceramic Ruskin inserts.
Circa 1900
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m4
Arts and Crafts pot in beaten copper
Birmingham Guild (stamped)
Design attributed to Arthur Dixon
Circa 1895
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m5
Small silver Arts and Crafts pot with stone inserts
Liberty & Co.
Date stamp 1904
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m6
Pair of silver Arts and Crafts spoons with enamel decoration
Circa 1900
Date stamp 1902
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m7
Silver Arts and Crafts powder flask with Celtic decoration
Hamilton and Inches Edinburgh
Date stamp 1884
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m8
Arts and Crafts twin handled vase in copper repousse with fish swimming amongst reeds.
Newlyn (stamped)
Circa 1905
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m9
Arts and Crafts box in copper with lobster and crab repousse decoration
Newlyn (stamped)
Circa 1905
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m10
Arts and Crafts box in copper repousse
John Pearson
1901
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m11
Arts and Crafts Tudric "Bomb" vase in pewter
Designed by Archibald Knox -
design number 0927
Liberty & Co.
Circa 1900
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m12
Secessionist flower stem vase in pewter
Designed by Karl Berghof (1881-1967)
Kayzerzinn
Circa 1900
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m13
Arts and Crafts picture frame in polished tin with repousse decoration
Circa 1900
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m14
Arts and Crafts picture frame in polished tin with repousse decoration and red enamel detail
Circa 1900
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m15
Silver Arts and Crafts pill box with raised Celtic decoration and enamel
Circa 1900
Date stamp 1909
Henry William King
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m16
Arts and Crafts pot in copper with galleon repousse decoration
John Pearson
1901
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m17
Arts and Crafts candle stick in copper with stone insert
In the manner of A.E. Jones
Circa 1900
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m18
Arts and Crafts coal scuttle in copper with engraved peacock design
Attributed to Keswick School of Industrial Art
Circa 1900
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m19
Arts and Crafts brass box with raised decoration
Stamped M. Bare
Circa 1900
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m20
Arts and Crafts lantern in copper with stained glass panels
Circa 1905
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