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C1880-1900 Pair Pierced Brass Vases
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C1880-1900 Pair Pierced Brass Vases

19th century
Description

Circa 1880-1900 a pair of unusual highly decorative pierced brass vases with fine details on all sides.

Each one weighs 1.68 kgs. They measure 30cm in height and approximately 10.5cm square.

The quality of the casting can be seen in the details, and there are no signs of damage on either.

They were lightly polished to remove years of cleaning material lodged in the crevices and they are both the same shade of brass with a matt finish, the camera makes them look shiny.

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Physical Dimensions
Height
30cm (11.81")
Width
11cm (4.33")
Depth
11cm (4.33")
Declaration

Lancaster Antiques has dated these Pair Pierced Brass Vases to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1140948
Dealers Internal Reference
1865
Description
Circa 1880-1900 a pair of unusual highly decorative pierced brass vases with fine details on all sides.

Each one weighs 1.68 kgs. They measure 30cm in height and approximately 10.5cm square.

The quality of the casting can be seen in the details, and there are no signs of damage on either.

They were lightly polished to remove years of cleaning material lodged in the crevices and they are both the same shade of brass with a matt finish, the camera makes them look shiny.
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Postage and packing within the UK mainland only is included in the price, for outside areas or delivery abroad please contact us for a quote.

Height
30cm (11.81")
Width
11cm (4.33")
Depth
11cm (4.33")
Date of Manufacture

Lancaster Antiques has dated these Pair Pierced Brass Vases to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1140948
Dealers Internal Ref
1865
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Archive I A pair of tall rectangular brass vases featuring pierced openwork scrolling foliage and central winged face motifs.

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A pair of tall rectangular brass vases featuring pierced openwork scrolling foliage and central winged face motifs.
C1880-1900 PAIR PIERCED BRASS VASES
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A pair of tall rectangular brass vases featuring pierced openwork scrolling foliage and central winged face motifs.
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Antiques are the ultimate green purchase. By choosing historical pieces over newly manufactured goods, you completely eliminate the carbon footprint of modern mass production while preserving exceptional, timeless craftsmanship.

Victorian pierced brassware from the period between 1880 and 1900 often features intricate openwork patterns, classical masks, and revivalist scrollwork. These items were produced using casting techniques followed by hand-finishing, reflecting the eras interest in ornate decorative metalwork for domestic interiors.

These vessels were typically cast in brass, a copper and zinc alloy, using sand casting or lost-wax techniques. Craftsmen then used chisels, saws, and files to pierce out the openwork areas and refine details such as masks, foliage, and cresting.

Authentic period pieces display substantial weight, crisp casting lines, and subtle variations from hand-finishing. Look for natural oxidation in deep crevices and signs of historical polishing on raised surfaces rather than uniform modern coatings.

Pairing decorative brass vessels on a fireplace mantelpiece or console table creates balanced symmetry. Their openwork detailing contrasts well against contemporary dark backgrounds, painted plaster, or natural timber surfaces.

Regular dusting with a dry, soft microfibre cloth is sufficient for routine care. Avoid harsh abrasive polishes or chemical cleaners that strip natural patination, and keep metalwork away from excessive moisture to prevent oxidation.
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