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Three Gothic Revival Brass Offertory Dishes in the Manner of A.w.n Pugin
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Three Gothic Revival Brass Offertory Dishes in the Manner of A.w.n Pugin

19th century
Sold by Culvertons
Sold 10 September 2024 · Culvertons
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Description

These three highly evocative Gothic Revival offertory dishes are stamped by the stained glass and ecclesiastical art suppliers, Cox Buckley & Company of London, and are dated 1896. They are very much in the manner of Pugin and would sit comfortably within an Arts & Crafts setting. The surface of each dish has been intermittently cleaned, however, this has added to their character and appeal - some of the original protective tinted gilt lacquer is still visible and vibrant, and in the areas where it has been worn away, there is a pleasing tonal change. An interesting and decorative group.

Physical Dimensions
Width
30.5cm (12.01")
Declaration

Culvertons has dated this Gothic Revival Brass Dish to the 19th Century.

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SA1066210
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These three highly evocative Gothic Revival offertory dishes are stamped by the stained glass and ecclesiastical art suppliers, Cox Buckley & Company of London, and are dated 1896. They are very much in the manner of Pugin and would sit comfortably within an Arts & Crafts setting. The surface of each dish has been intermittently cleaned, however, this has added to their character and appeal - some of the original protective tinted gilt lacquer is still visible and vibrant, and in the areas where it has been worn away, there is a pleasing tonal change. An interesting and decorative group.
Width
30.5cm (12.01")
Date of Manufacture

Culvertons has dated this Gothic Revival Brass Dish to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1066210
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A circular brass offertory dish featuring engraved gothic lettering along the rim and intricate foliate patterns centred on the well. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I A circular brass offertory dish featuring engraved gothic lettering along the rim and intricate foliate patterns centred on the well. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Three Gothic Revival Brass Offertory Dishes in the Manner of A.w.n Pugin

Archive II A circular brass offertory dish featuring engraved gothic lettering along the rim and intricate foliate patterns centred on the well. View II
Archive III A circular brass offertory dish featuring engraved gothic lettering along the rim and intricate foliate patterns centred on the well. View III
Archive IV A circular brass offertory dish featuring engraved gothic lettering along the rim and intricate foliate patterns centred on the well. View IV
Archive V A circular brass offertory dish featuring engraved gothic lettering along the rim and intricate foliate patterns centred on the well. View V
Archive VI A circular brass offertory dish featuring engraved gothic lettering along the rim and intricate foliate patterns centred on the well. View VI
Archive VII A circular brass offertory dish featuring engraved gothic lettering along the rim and intricate foliate patterns centred on the well. View VII
Archive VIII A circular brass offertory dish featuring engraved gothic lettering along the rim and intricate foliate patterns centred on the well. View VIII
Archive IX A circular brass offertory dish featuring engraved gothic lettering along the rim and intricate foliate patterns centred on the well. View IX
Archive X A circular brass offertory dish featuring engraved gothic lettering along the rim and intricate foliate patterns centred on the well. View X
Archive XI A circular brass offertory dish featuring engraved gothic lettering along the rim and intricate foliate patterns centred on the well. View XI
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A circular brass offertory dish featuring engraved gothic lettering along the rim and intricate foliate patterns centred on the well.
Three Gothic Revival brass offertory dishes in the manner of A.W.N Pugin
Ref: SA1066210
A circular brass offertory dish featuring engraved gothic lettering along the rim and intricate foliate patterns centred on the well.
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  • ObjectDecorative Dishes & Chargers
  • Period19th century
  • StyleVictorian & Gothic
  • MaterialBrass
  • ColourPolished Brass
  • MotifsGothic lettering, Engraved foliate scrolls, Raised rim border
  • SizeW 30.5 cm (12 in)

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Gothic Revival metalware drew inspiration from medieval ecclesiastical design, championed by figures like A.W.N. Pugin, who sought to revive authentic craftsmanship and traditional Christian iconography in church architecture and furnishings.

These items were typically cast or spun from brass or bronze, then hand-engraved and chased with intricate geometric, foliate, and calligraphic motifs in the medieval manner.

Authentic pieces generally exhibit period-correct patination, hand-chased rather than machine-etched detailing, and specific metallurgical composition typical of 19th-century workshop production.

They can be displayed on a mantelpiece or mounted on a wall to introduce historic texture, metallic warmth, and architectural detail to both traditional and minimalist modern spaces.

Antique brass should be dusted gently with a soft, dry cloth and left unpolished to preserve the historical patina, avoiding harsh chemical cleaners that strip away age-related oxidisation.
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