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Tableware
Silver Arts & Crafts Tableware Cutlery Set |
| Silver Arts & Crafts Tableware Cutlery Set. 55 Pieces.
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c.1910 WMF ART NOUVEAU THREE METAL TABLE CENTREPIECE |
| A striking, twin handle table centrepiece, on a straight sided column and wide, stepped base. The centrepiece has a glass insert, the rim of which is embellished with four graduated designs, each cut with six saw tooth shellwork patterns and small lenses. The interior of the bowl is silver plated, the exterior is brass. Below the rim is a fine copper band with relief bell flowers, the handles and base are enhanced with white metal shields decorated with stylised grape and leaf motifs. All four sides of the column have pierced laurel leaf and berry sprigs. Condition: one or two very tiny nicks on the glass shellwork edges, no cracks, hairlines or bruising to the glass; light age and use wear to the metal body; no physical damage - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. Circa 1905-1910, "WMF" stamp mark to the base. A little under 8in/20.3cm high, 11¾in/29.8cm wide including handles. |
c.1910 WMF ART NOUVEAU THREE METAL TABLE CENTREPIECE |
| A striking, twin handle table centrepiece, on a straight sided column and wide, stepped base. The centrepiece has a glass insert, the rim of which is embellished with four graduated designs, each cut with six saw tooth shellwork patterns and small lenses. The interior of the bowl is silver plated, the exterior is brass. Below the rim is a fine copper band with relief bell flowers, the handles and base are enhanced with white metal shields decorated with stylised grape and leaf motifs. All four sides of the column have pierced laurel leaf and berry sprigs. Condition: one or two very tiny nicks on the glass shellwork edges, no cracks, hairlines or bruising to the glass; light age and use wear to the metal body; no physical damage - if you have any questions about this item, contact me. Seller operates a 100% purchase price money back returns policy if not completely satisfied. Circa 1905-1910, "WMF" stamp mark to the base. A little under 8in/20.3cm high, 11¾in/29.8cm wide including handles. |
Pair of oval antique silver salts |
| 4 reeded feet, the bodies chased, reeded and pierced. Blue glass liners one with starcut base, the other probably a replacement. Maker Joseph Scammel. Hallmarked London 1790. |
Silvered glass salt |
| An example of the rare silvered glass in the form of a salt dish. Quite plain except for a gadrooned rim, the interior is stained yellow. The plug is still in place, although the label is now illegible. 4.5 cms high; dia.of base 8 cms. Slight bloom on the silvering but condition very good. NB. In England this type of glass was patented in 1849 and shown at the Great Exhibition in 1851. Production ceased within 4 years. The three most important producers were E. Varnish, Hale Thompson and W. Lund, and their names appear on the label affixed to the seal which protects the internal silvering and is an all important element on each example. |
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